Comment & Analysis

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How Politicians Target Youth Through Social Media

A PR tactic that is much more dangerous than it seems
By Audrey de Groot
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Who Gets to Pollute in Peace? Media Silence and the Climate Crimes of the Ultra-Rich

As the one-per-cent burn through the planet’s carbon budget, media narratives protect them while blaming everyone else
By Lucille Touzot
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“TURISTA VE A CASA / TOURIST GO HOME”

Is Ireland too reliant on tourism?
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Putting a Price-tag on the Present?

A look at the prevalence of paywalls on news sites
By Violet O’Neill
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Olympic Games: The Burden Of A Global Dream On Local Realities

Every four years since 1896, the modern world has held its breath
By Martin Dubreuil
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Timothée Chalamet Is Playing A Game of Spectacle – So What If He Wins?

The Marty Supreme marketing campaign is inescapable, but it may eclipse the film itself
By Powell Sherrod
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Everything is Political… Especially Eurovision

If RTÉ’s boycott of Israel’s participation in the 2026 edition of the Eurovision Song Contest tells us anything, it’s that everything is political. Especially Eurovision
By Manon van Woerden
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Curating Comfort

How Gen-Z are Using Cosy Hobbies as Consolation for an Uncosy Reality
By Helena Thiel
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College Students Are Not Toddlers: The Reality of Student Housing

With poor living conditions and unwarranted regulations, Trinity students are facing more than unaffordable rents
By Weronika Brzechffa
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Analysis

Ukrainian Peace Negotiations

What a potential ceasefire would mean for students on refugee visas and ongoing peace negotiations between Ukraine and Russia
By Anna Lopuchowycz