The University Times

Comment & Analysis

Contribution

Irish, the Language that Just Won’t Die – as Much as the Government Wishes it Would

Adam Mac Phiaraic discusses the status of the language in the 21st Century.

By Adam Mac Phiaraic

Contribution

How Does America’s Far-Right Affect Us?

Is the Irish far-right looking to the US for help, or are American extremists hoping to sow division abroad?

By Mia Craven

Contribution

Heritage is Privilege: Why White Americans Should Stop Talking About Ancestry

Amy Wei on why Americans should trade their loud claims of Irish roots for a quieter respect.

By Amy Wei

Analysis

“Can we connect?” – While People Can Certainly Try to Connect, LinkedIn Won’t Help.

While it may be true that the Irish job market is looking tumultuous, is LinkedIn truly going to give you the edge?

By Sophie Morrissey

Contribution

Schols: Academic Competition or Unnecessary Stress?

Ella Chepak investigates if the pressure of the scholarship exams rewards academic merit or is just an extra hurdle in an already demanding university environment. 

By Ella Chepak

Editorial

Olltoghchán na hInimirce?

By The Editorial Board

Editorial

Migration on the ballot?

A Nation at a Crossroads: Ireland's Political Shift on Immigration

By The Editorial Board

Contribution

Direct Action for Direct Results: How Students can Enact Change

Direct action has consistently proven to be a powerful method for achieving change - as demonstrated by movements like Take Back Trinity and the BDS Encampment.

By Patrick Keegan

Contribution

Schols: Academic Competition or Unfair Advantage?

Ella Chepak debates whether schols is a meritocracy or an elitist leg-up.

By Ella Chepak

Dealbh Molly Malone: Siombail Náisiúnta nó Léiriú ar Easpa Measa na mBan in Éirinn?

Déanann Emily Nic Giolla Íosa plé ar Dhealbh Molly Malone i mBaile Átha Cliath maidir le stádas na mBan in Éirinn

By Emily Nic Giolla Íosa