Magazine
The Resurgence of Diet Culture
Lily Ainsley examines the rise of dieting, conservatism, and unattainable beauty standards in present-day culture.
So Close: Pádraig Ó Tuama at the GMB
What the shadow of the poet's presence at Trinity taught me about living through my university exchange experience
Paddy Down
Musings from a city on the edge of reason
Actually, You Love The Idea of Someone
Breaking the illusion: how well do you truly know the people around you?
Keeping Up Appearances
A look into Gen Z’s identity crisis.
What Next in the Age of AI?
Ava Donohue discusses the future of internships in the overshadowing presence of AI.
Voices from Gaza: Grief Does Not Obey Time
A Gazan poet's poem and portfolio
The Female Tax On Emotion
Violet O'Neill explores Annie Lord’s Notes on Heartbreak and the societal impulse to reshape female frustration into guilt.
Kristen Stewart’s Take on Method Acting and What It Actually Means
Conor Ennis dissects the history of method acting and Kristen Stewart's critique on its inherent masculinity.
Our Bloody Valentine’s – the Ancient Origins of Our Most Humiliating Holiday.
From a pagan festival to Christian triumph to an embarassingly lovesick trope, the story of Valentine's Day and Dublin together