By Conor Brummell The Union of Students in Ireland (USI) held their Annual National Congress from the 1- 4 of April in The Breaffy House Hotel in Castlebar, Co. Mayo. Students’ Unions from all over Ireland attended the congress to debate, discuss and vote on important motions and mandates that will be … Read more... about USI Congress 2019: A round-up
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Confucius Institute of Chinese and Regenerative Medicine to be established at NUI Galway
By Fiona Lee NUI Galway has signed an agreement to establish a Confucius Institute and to formalise collaborative ties with Nanjing University … Read more... about Confucius Institute of Chinese and Regenerative Medicine to be established at NUI Galway
USI adopt a Sexual Consent Strategy for the upcoming college year
By Conor Brummell Students who attended the Union of Students Ireland’s annual congress 2019 voted overwhelmingly to adopt a national consent … Read more... about USI adopt a Sexual Consent Strategy for the upcoming college year
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Opinion: Five types of studiers in the lead up to exams
By Conor Brummell Exam time can be extremely stressful. Tensions run high as people try to wrap up their final week assignments before study week so they can concentrate completely on the end-of-year exams that … Read more... about Opinion: Five types of studiers in the lead up to exams
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Opinion: Easter Eggs – are they really that bad for you?
By Alice O’ Donnell You know Easter is approaching when supermarket isles are groaning under a mountain of chocolate eggs. For those who observe Lent, Easter Sunday is the long-awaited day when you can finally … Read more... about Opinion: Easter Eggs – are they really that bad for you?
Features
The ‘ideal’ male body image?
By Eoin Hennessy Issues surrounding the modern life of young men have gained increasing attention in recent years. In the November just gone by, record numbers of men sprouted mustaches in the name of Movemeber, … Read more... about The ‘ideal’ male body image?
Opinion
Opinion: Be your own hero
By Olivia Hanna I didn’t grow up watching superhero movies, but always chalked it up to not being ‘that kind of kid’. I leaned towards princesses and Barbies (albeit the more empowered ones). I never thought that … Read more... about Opinion: Be your own hero
Fashion
SZA launches sustainable street-wear line
By Sarah Gill “Y’all ready to save the ocean or nah?” The fact that fashion is the second dirtiest industry in the world, with oil as the leading pollutant, shouldn’t come as a shock to anyone. Recently, words … Read more... about SZA launches sustainable street-wear line
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Five pampering products to help you de-stress this exam season
By Martha Brennan With exams fast approaching, most of us are too stressed to think of anything but timetables and projects right now. But sometimes taking an hour in the evening to treat yourself is the best … Read more... about Five pampering products to help you de-stress this exam season
Entertainment
Fantastic beasts – the crimes of J.K. Rowling
By Stevie Buckley The creator of the famous Harry Potter wizarding world, J.K. Rowling, recently revealed some information about Dumbledore that put my childhood into turmoil. As a child, I was gripped by the … Read more... about Fantastic beasts – the crimes of J.K. Rowling
Sports
Busy summer of sport ahead
By Tomás Keating Despite there being no World Cup, no European Championships, or Olympics, this summer promises to be an enjoyable one. Here are some of the big sporting events: All-Ireland Senior Football … Read more... about Busy summer of sport ahead
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