Death of 3D TV and Google Glass Holds Lessons for Virtual Reality to Take Heed of
Cast your minds back to the year 2010, a time where the world looked a lot of different. Wikileaks, Spain winning the World Cup, Obama was still president, and 3D…
UCD Host Judo Intervarsities and Impress in the Tournament’s Medal Count
UCD played host to the annual Judo Intervarsities for the first time since 1999 the Saturday before last, with entrants from thirteen institutions around Ireland. The weigh-in for the event…
Sacking of Claudio Ranieri a Bad Advert for Modern Football
Eamon Dunphy aside, the common reaction to the sacking of Premier League winning manager Claudio Ranieri by Leicester City has been one of shock and revulsion. This is even worse…
Irish Act On The Rise: Farah Elle
Music Editor Aoileann Kennedy sat down with eccentric up and coming Irish artist Farah Elle to discuss music, diversity, solitude and Trump. When you hear Farah sing, it can come…
SPARC KhÍLA lasta fosta
Reáchtáileadh ócáid shiamsúil i Nasc 2, Leabharlann James Joyce ar an 7 Feabhra, le caint agus ceol ó bhaill an bhanna ceoil KÍLA. Tháinig an banna ar an bhfód 30…
A Decent Wage for Dedicated Artists?
A dancers salary has a very broad spectrum. On one hand we have the commercial, celebrity backing dancers and prestigious ‘Principal dancer’ of dance companies such as the Royal ballet.…
Films in Review: Moonlight, Lion, The Great Wall
Moonlight CT Rating: 5 stars out of 5 Barry Jenkins’ sophomore feature is worthy of every word of the praise it is getting. A bildungsroman with a difference, it charts…
Hindiwood: Hollywood and its influence on the Hindi Film Industry
Film & TV Writer Paurush Kumar takes another look at the shifting landscape of Hindi cinema, this time examining the impact of Hollywood on its Indian counterpart. Although the Hindi…
The Concerns and Controversy around Palm Oil
Palm oil. You might not be familiar with it, but your body certainly is. Palm oil is the most widely consumed vegetable oil on the planet, it is loaded into…
Strike4Repeal to Tap into the Legacy of Striking for Gender Inequality and Reproductive Rights
Striking is one of the fundamental rights that we as workers have. It allows us to protest for fair pay rises, better working conditions and fair contracts. Strikes have been…
Lack of Information and Emphasis Highlight UCD’s Problematic Approach to Sexual Assault on Campus
Several high profile incidents internationally and on campus have seen UCD’s policy and approach to sexual assault and harassment on campus come under question. Do students know how to report…
UCD President Andrew Deeks Argues for Loan Scheme at Government Committee on Future of Student Fees
UCD President Andrew Deeks spoke to the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Education and Skills on November 10th of last year. The committee is looking into the options for funding higher…