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The artist also spoke to Vis Arts about the high standards of student artists today and how last week’s Strike 4 Repeal was inspirational for her.

Despite ongoing issues with space this year, the society took home multiple awards, with its jazz and contemporary teams coming in first place.

Maura Ford chats to some of Dublin’s most prominent booksellers to greater understand the enduring power of books in this literary city.

DU General Science society hosted an evening dedicated to celebrating women in science and exploring barriers that hinder diversity in the workplace.

Yesterday the centre played host to a memorable evening of songs in translation, with traditional Russian ballads performed alongside a Spanish opera and the Rolling Stones in German.

Last night, Ireland’s oldest creative writing journal hosted an intimate poetry gathering in celebration of the launch of this year’s penultimate issue.

The week will also feature a Burke panel discussion on student activism and the launch of the next issue of the Social and Political Review.

Last night, the Slovenian philosopher was welcomed by the Metaphysical Society to give a lecture entitled “From Adam’s Navel to Dream’s Navel: Sexuality and Metaphysics”.

Running until tomorrow night in Smock Alley, Polly Teale’s play vibrantly reflects upon the challenges faced by the iconic Charlotte Brontë and her family.

In honour of International Women’s Day, the evening featured poet Rosita Sweetnam, writer Sydney Weinberg and critic Maggie Armstrong.