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Everything is problematic: Taste as moral transgression

Arranged Marriages: Perspectives From India

Does Netflix’s House of Guinness promote British Colonialism?

Israel’s Academic Genocide on Palestine

Let’s pathologize everything: Repackaging human experience

Comment Editor Safreen AC explores what it means when we pathologise familiar experiences and turn them into diagnostic identities.…

Is Gen-AI the end of intimacy as we know it?

Many people across the world are turning to AI Chatbots for emotional support. Mary O’Leary explores what it means for human connection when everyone leans on Gen-AI to do the work for them.…

Wellness Influencers vs. Birth Control

The wellness and natural health influencer’s recommended birth control method is to eschew most contraceptives altogether. Comment Editor Safreen AC examines how valid concerns have been weaponised in service of reproductive health misinformation.…

The Shared Trauma Between Catalonia and Ireland

From civil war to oppression to suppression of language, there are a number of parallels between Catalonia and Ireland’s history.…

Mahmoud Khalil and the Future Validity of American Degrees

Opinion: The Inevitable Downfall of the American Empire

A Cheeky Pint and Bump? Or a Window into Gen Zers’ Struggles

Gigged and Ghosted: How the Gig Economy is Failing Young Workers in Ireland

St. Patrick’s Day Parade 2025 Embodies the Essence of Irish Adventures

“The Future Is Europe”: For Ukraine, It Might Have To Be

Not a Love Letter to my Ex-Landlord

Let’s be real, are “Mickey Mouse” degrees worth it?

Not All Successful Women Have Imposter Syndrome: Time to take a leaf out of Ilona Maher’s book

Imposter syndrome is often framed as a personal flaw women are inherently plagued with. Ilona Maher challenges this, urging us to rethink how we view success, humility, and pride. Maher’s argument is positioned in a wider conversation, and Travel Editor Ella Ruddle pulls together women’s experiences with imposter syndrome to discover the newest solution to the phenomenon: undiagnosing ourselves from it.…

“Slower Speeds, Safer Roads:” A Campaign You Shouldn’t Ignore

On Friday, February 7th, the Department of Transport introduced a new reduced speed limit for local rural roads in Ireland. Andrea Beyer-Fraile weighs in on the “Slower Speeds, Safer Roads” initiative, discussing whether the revised speed limit is a sustainable solution for road safety or a mere quick fix. …