The Era of the Obfuscation
By Sarah Murnane
Podcasts have slowly transformed into the under thirty-five’s radio stations. With the advent of social media and the transition of news to digital media, in general the media form that fel...
The Beauty of Autumn in Ireland: Streets, Fields, and the Rhythm of Towns
By EmilyRose Nulty
As summer ebbs and tourists trickle away, local life reawakens.
As October unfolds, I reflect back on September, a month of transition and familiar rhythms.
The summer bustle has fa...
Is Molly Mae Hague Falling Down the Dark Rabbit Hole of Family Vlogging?
By Emma Jane Cooke
It is no surprise that Molly Mae Hague has had a very public life since her time on Love Island, making it to the final with Tommy Fury. Herself and Tommy have since had a child together ...
Sabrina Carpenter Combats Conservatism with Vintage Aesthetics in Man’s Best Friend Rollout
By Kelly Smyth
It’s no secret that conservatism is not-so-subtly creeping its way back into pop culture, but Sabrina Carpenter’s chart-topping new album Man’s Best Friend is not one of these examples.
Th...
How to Hack Loneliness During Your First Few Weeks at University
By Sofia Chirico
The first few weeks of college can feel like an exciting yet daunting experience. When you are moving, trying to find your feet in a new setting, navigating new routines and new people, it ...
Trickle-Down Racism
By Matthew Cahill
August 15 marked the long-awaited return of the Premier League, after a summer spent passing the time with golf, tennis, and whatever else could fill the void. Yet the football itself was ...
Surviving College with Endometriosis: A Guide
By Kelly Smyth
As the college year begins, most people are waiting in anticipation for the year to come. Whether it be your first time on campus or your final year, for some, it brings a unique kind of drea...
College: Redefining The “Right” Path (For You)
By EmilyRose Nulty
There's no rulebook for achieving your goals; do what fits best for you.
College season is well underway, and with that, it can mean a lot of excitement; it can also mean some frustr...
The Doppelganger Disinformation Campaign – how Russia is sowing unrest across Europe from afar
By Sarah Donoghue
James Gunn’s newest Superman film is rife with political commentary, but one point which has been passed off as a joke, has far deeper geo-political ramifications ...
Representation in AI – Does AI promote equality in media?
By Sarah Donoghue
More and more, AI is taking an active role in the development of fictional media – movies, TV shows and books are rife with it. As a cheaper, and far worse alternative, to filling wri...