Comment & Analysis
A Newly Minted Alumnus at the New York Trinity Ball
Trying out adulthood among my fellow Trinity alumni at New York's most prestigious yacht club.
Contribution
Those Outraged by Stanford Assault Must Accept That Action Needs to be Taken
Simon Foy argues that while recent work to challenge our attitude to sexual assault has been controversial, it is necessary to effect change.
Editorial
The New Smoking-Free Zones Are Not About Restricting Your Freedom
Rather than using smokers as targets, the new policy is a practical solution to a persistent problem.
Níl na Criosanna gan Caitheamh Tobac chun bhur Saoirse a Shrianadh
In áit caitheamh le ceansaitheoirí mar íobartaigh, is réiteach phraiticiúil le fadhb leanúnach atá sa pholasaí nua.
Editorial
In an Underfunded Sector, We Cannot Let Financial Interests Dictate Academia
Comments made by the vice-chancellor of Queen’s deepen the concerns many have about the future of academia.
In Earnáil Tearcmhaoinithe, is Gá nach ligimid do Leas Airgeadais An Saol Acadúil a Smachtú
Doimhníonn tráchtaí a rinne leas-seansailéir Ollscoil na Banríona an imní atá ar mhórán daoine maidir le todhchaí an ardoideachais
Contribution
The Demise of Diversity in Dublin’s Clubbing Scene
James Shaw argues that Dublin’s clubbing scene needs to work to diversify and expand.
Contribution
Concern over USI Support of Malia Bouattia is Overblown
Loic Delorme argues that recent weeks have seen a shift in perceptions of the incoming NUS President.
I Margadh Oibre Deacair, tá Scéim Níos Caolchúisí Ná JobBridge ag Teastáil
I dtimpeallacht ina bhfuil deacrachtaí mhóra ag céimithe iomaíocht a dhéanamh lena gcomhaoisí, is féidir le scéimeanna intéirneachta cabhrú leo ach tá athchóirithe suntasacha ag teastáil.
Editorial
In Difficult Job Market, a More Nuanced Scheme Than JobBridge Is Needed
In a climate where graduates find it increasingly difficult to compete with their peers, internship programs such as JobBridge can help but significant reforms are needed.