Comment & Analysis
Contribution
Lending Money in College Can Be a Minefield
Lending and owing money is a natural part of college life but things can become difficult when you don't get paid back.
A Social Media Cap Shouldn’t Be Necessary
Instead of limiting our time on social media, we should use it in a healthy and positive way, writes Eliana Jordan.
Treallús ag Teastáil i dTaobh Iompair Phoiblí na Cathrach
Má thagann athrú ar mheoin na bpolaiteoirí, agus má tá an tÚdarás Náisiúnta Iompair níos ullmhaithe le comhairliúcháin phoiblí, chuirfí feabhas réabhlóideach ar shaol na cathrach.
For Those with Mental Health Issues, Marijuana Can Offer Relief
It’s time to embrace the benefits of marijuana – and legalise it, writes Eliana Jordan.
Ag Cáineadh Rangaithe, tá Iarracht á Déanamh ag an Propast Stair a Athscríobh
Theip ar an gcath ainniseach i gcoinnithe rangaithe íslithe, agus is ábhar macnaimh é don Phropast.
Thar Fóir in Amanna, ach Bhí Cúis leis an Raic faoin Easpa Éagsúlachta le TEDx
Is beag duine a d’aithin nach raibh grúpaí áirithe san áireamh – agus bhí ar na mná a mhothaigh nach raibh siad ionadaithe aird a tharraignt air.
Editorial
Bewailing Rankings, The Provost Tries to Rewrite History and Redefine His Legacy
The failure of an almost-neurotic battle against declining rankings has caused the Provost to rethink his approach.
Editorial
‘Pale and Stale’ Went Too Far, But the Outcry Over TEDx Diversity Was Justified
Too few of us detected that certain groups were unaccounted for – and it took the women who felt unrepresented to draw attention to it.
Ignoring the News is a Luxury Many Students Can’t Afford
Jack Synnott writes that choosing not to care about the news is a privileged position.
The Arts Might Not Teach Us How to Make a Living – But They Teach Us How to Live
In a world increasingly focused on making us employable at all costs, it's worth remembering the value of arts courses, writes Alanna MacNamee.