‘What, Like It’s Hard?’: Overcoming Lawyer Stereotypes to Shape the Future of our Legal Profession
As a law student — and a UCD one — it’s hard to ignore how lawyers are portrayed in the
As a law student — and a UCD one — it’s hard to ignore how lawyers are portrayed in the
Thirty-five years ago, there were Green Card celebrations and tears over rejected visas for the West in Bulgaria. Sending off
Many with an association to or background with the Seattle, Washington area will hold a complicated relationship with the many
A concept I have recently been struggling to grasp is human existence and the purpose of being alive. A crop
“I can not see my friends and family in Kyiv because I can not go there without fear of being
The UCD Students’ Union (UCDSU) recently held a referendum to reform its constitution. The proposals included reducing the quorum for
As the Poolbeg Chimneys’ repainting project draws to a halt for the winter months, we look back on their coming-to-be
Charlotte Patten explores the tension between awareness and apathy towards climate change amid consumerism and social instability, highlighting how societal pressures hinder meaningful action despite recognizing the looming crisis.
The Menendez brothers’ case resurfaces in public discourse following Ryan Murphy’s Netflix series, highlighting media biases, societal perceptions, and ongoing debates about their potential victimization amid the true crime phenomenon’s rise.
Sally Rooney consistently advocates for Palestinian rights, urging solidarity amidst the ongoing conflict. Her works intertwine social issues with personal narratives, influencing audiences and challenging societal norms. “Intermezzo” reflects her commitment, resonating significantly in contemporary discourse.
In recent times, right-wing and far-right political movements around the globe have co-opted their respective nation’s flags, national anthems, and
As a young person living in a mediated world, you have likely encountered terms such as “girlification,” “I’m just a