From Sapphic Nudes to Cubism: the Art Behind Artist Mainie Jellett
One of the most striking ideas around paganism during the Victorian and Edwardian Era was the idea of young maidens
2022: A Return of Summer Concerts
In the height of COVID-19 Ireland had the tightest and longest running restrictions in all of Europe. Ireland was recording
Books to Read This Autumn – Eye-Opening, Romantic and Hopeful
A new school year means that procrastination is at an all time high and what better way to procrastinate than
How to Spend the Summer
As the sun begins to shine, so does the stress of getting those exams and last-minute assignments out of the
Great Tips For Great Sleep And Relaxation
How do you come up with a good nighttime routine? This is a question you may be asking yourself. The
Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience
Vincent Van Gogh once said, “paintings have a life of their own that derives from the painter’s soul”. If only
UCD’s Classical Museum- We Don’t Know How Lucky We Are!
As we approach the end of the semester, there has never been a better time to discover the treasure trove
The Last Wolf in Ireland: You’ll Be Sorry You Missed It!
If you thought witnessing a muzzle-wearing werewolf do meditation, a Just Dance routine of ‘The Ketchup Song’ in lieu of
Hungry? Here’s Where To Go!
Be it Italian food or toasties, Dublin has something to suit everyone’s needs. However, for students and young people, it
Small Trans Library Pop-up in UCD a Resounding Success
Following an invitation from the UCD Students Union, the Small Trans Library hosted an enormously successful pop-up in the UCD
Woeful at Wordle? UCD Professor’s Research Can Help
Having only been released in October 2021, Wordle, the web-based word game has exploded in popularity. So much so that
Style Lookbook: Euphoria Edition
Euphoria swept the world up in its glittered storm ever since the show first aired on HBO in 2019. The