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Dry January: The Health Benefits Of Going Sober For The Month, and How Gen Z Are Leading The Way
“Don’t be shy, speak up”: Shameful Modesty in Irish College Classrooms
Politics Plugged In: A Crisis for Discourse?
A Sex Famine: Why Celibacy is Trending
Comment Editor Andrea Beyer-Fraile delves into the recent celibacy trend taking social media by storm. Exploring what it entails, why it's gaining traction, and whether it’s truly worthwhile.…
Even the 'Nice Guys' of Hollywood
Ella Ruddle unpacks a recent viral clip from The Graham Norton Show in which Saoirse Ronan left Paul Mescal, Eddie Redmayne, and Denzel Washington at a loss for words. Drawing attention to how even Hollywood's ‘nice guys’ are unconscious of women's experiences.…
Black Studies At UCD: Pioneering or Tokenism?
Arpita Chowdhury interviews Dr Ebun Joseph, module coordinator of UCD’s “Black Studies and Critical Race Theory” module, set out to transform how Black history is taught. However, five years later, the course is at a crossroads: popular among students yet disregarded by the institution.…
Black in UCD: A Closer Look at the Black Student Experience
Esther Pedro sheds light on the Black student experience at UCD, drawing on her own experience and various interviews with students of colour currently attending the University. These interviews include perspectives from different academic disciplines, years of study, and pathways to UCD, providing a nuanced view of the Black student experience.…
Misogynoir in Ireland: Women of Colour and the Far-Right
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Generation Therapy: Why Is Gen Z So Sad?
The Daily Gamble: Navigating Ireland’s Unreliable Public Transport System
Brat Summer: Gen Z Approved
Politicians, they’re just like us!
Gen Z - Gen LaZy?
Reasons to Love Dublin (Warts and All!)
Queer and Palestinian: An analysis on the fight for global and personal existence.
Ireland’s Catholic Schools and Homosexuality
Zoe Coulahan reflects on the fraught relationship between Catholic schools and queerness.…
Pulling the plug on so-called gay “jokes,” once and for all.
Donnchadh Brady delves into the topic of gay jokes, how they are used in schools, community spaces and particularly online, and how they are detrimental in isolating marginalised members of society into the abyss of discomfort, unhappiness and a lack of belonging.…