Comment & Analysis
Contribution
Has Ryan Murphy Gone Too Far?
The TV titan’s latest endeavour, a series dramatising the life of Lizzie Borden, is sub-par even by his own standards
Analysis
This Is Not An Eviction, This is Murder: The Death Of Maricarmen
Analysis
Martin Meets Mamdani: An Appeal to International Relations or to Public Relations?
Against the backdrop of the 81st United Nations General Assembly, the meeting of Martin and Mamdani illustrates how diplomacy is inherently strategic
Analysis
Comparing Systems: A Look into the Student Loan Structures of Northern Ireland and the United States
A look into the two different approaches to student loan systems, comparing average student debt and repayment methods of the two different loan schemes.
Analysis
The Politics of “The Nightly News” in an Attention Economy
Amidst White House media bans, tensions have made themselves clear between Fox News and Donald Trump. What does this mean for a President who has highlighted the press as his ultimate friend, or foe?
Contribution
Rape Culture Starts Much Earlier Than We Think
Between learning their ABCs, our sons are learning how to become rapists, too.
Column
The College Scene: Dating the Manosphere
“Negging”
Contribution
Who’s Afraid of Meeting Someone at a Bar?
Hinge, Tringe, and Our Aversion to In-Person Intimacy
Analysis
Hate the Game, Not the Player?
The Ireland–Israel matches reflected the shortcomings of the FAI and UEFA and how players are perceived by the public on and off the pitch
Contribution
We Need To Talk About Symbols
Opinion Editor Weronika Brzechffa examines the intricacies and ethics behind using symbols that have troubling connotations