Radius
Review
Book Review – The Ballad of Black Tom
Denis Ryan reviews the highly anticipated new fantasy novel from Victor LaVelle.
Review
At the Festival Inspiring Activists, Engaging Talks and Energetic Performances
Joyce Dignam reviews the two-day festival dedicated to inspiring and equipping people to become effective activists.
Review
With Thoughtful Responses, Hozier Answers Questions on Music and Making a Difference
Hozier addressed social issues, being young and Irish, and dropping out of Trinity.
Feature
Architecturally, the Lecky Library Glories in its Own Inadequacy
The design of everyone’s least-favourite library is scandalously overlooked, writes Geordie Milne.
Review
More Laughs than Love at VDP’s Take Me Out
With hilarious one liners and salacious commentary from the hosts, this year’s Take Me Out was not to be missed.
Preview
The Festival That Aims to Establish a New Generation of Activists
Joyce Dignam on what to look forward to in the two-day festival, which aims to help young activists to make a difference.
Review
With Wittiness and Unfathomable Knowledge, Former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright Comes to the Phil
Albright addressed the need for students to “start discussions, not end them”, the refugee crisis and Bernie Sanders vs Hillary Clinton.
Book Review: The Buried Giant by Kazuo Ishiguro
Octavia van Smirren reviews Kazuo Ishiguro's first novel in a decade
Book Review: A Struggle for Fame by Charlotte Riddell
Jack Maguire discusses the career of prolific Victorian female novelist Charlotte Riddell
Dublin 100 Years Ago: Economics, Imprisonment and Art
In March 1916, Dublin was suffering the effects of the Great War, and a tense atmosphere was growing that would spark the Easter Rising.