Opinion
Women Have A Right To Go Under The Knife
Not much has changed since the millennium when Trent Reznor’s Nine Inch Nails epic tune, ‘Starf**kers’ emerged.
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The Hype
One-line reviews
The Suss’s editorial team attempt to be funny in their short reviews of recent happenings in the art world. Read more…
Film
50 Shades of Watered Down
Bryan Grogan looks at the film adaptation of 50 Shades of Grey and laments its watered down nature. Read more…
Opinion
African, Muslim, Queer.
Despite growing up and seeing only heterosexual relationships and religious women who were comfortable with playing the part of devoted mother and housewife, the idea of following a similar path never appealed to me.
FluxFeat
Lifelogging: Hasan Elahi at the Science Gallery
Scout Mitchell reports from a talk given by Hasan Elahi, a media artist who was mistakenly taken into custody by the FBI under suspicion of being a terrorist. Read more…
Television
Better Call… Jimmy McGill?
Scout Mitchell takes a look at the start of this year’s most anticipated television show, Breaking Bad spin-off Better Call Saul. Read more…
Randoms
Descent to Digital Dystopia
Cian Roche weighs out the pros and cons of digital media against its traditional print counterpart. Read more…
Features
The land of ‘Céad Míle Fáilte’ set to welcome new referenda
Ireland is looking outward at a sea of referenda coming its way Read more…
Features
Trials and Tribulations of a Retail Worker
Jade O’Leary speaks about the hardships endured by retail workers on a daily basis. Read more…
Features
Empowering women through technology
DCU are to hold a talk to engage more young girls in the technology, science, engineering and math field. Read more…
Features
Weight Loss Diary Week 1: An Introduction
In the first of a series of articles, Ross Dooner opens up to us about his war against weight. Read more…
Articles
The rise of the Scandinavian drama
After Fortitude’s premiere on Sky, Bryan Grogan looks at the odd rise in the number of Scandinavian dramas on our screens and where exactly it came from. Read more…
Film
The next superstars of cinema
Following the release of Unbroken and Jack O’Connell’s show-stealing performance, The Suss decided to take a look at just what is in store for film goers in the future with stars such as O’Connell on the rise. Read more…
Film
Festivals returning to their communal roots is good news for everyone
Bryan Grogan takes a look at how modern day Irish festivals are harking back to their 1960s heyday. Read more…
Music
Arcade Fire multi-instrumentalist takes advantage of his luxury
Scout Mitchell reflects on the decision of Arcade Fire’s Will Butler to go solo with his new album, Policy. Read more…
Film
What you may have missed
Ever the thoughtful crew, we sum up what you may have missed over the winter break. Read more…
Books
Sharp darts
The Suss’s editorial team round up the latest news in entertainment. Read more…
Film
Editorial: Awards season reminds us of imperialism
With the announcement of the Oscar nominees, Odrán de Bhaldraithe questions the wisdom of choosing to praise Clint Eastwood’s American Sniper. Read more…
Features
TEDxDCU spreads ideas, passions and knowledge
In its second year in DCU, the 2015 TEDx event saw a series of DCU alumni, faculty members and researchers take to the stage of The Theatre in The Helix to help spread the ideas they have or have had. Read more…
Features
Niteline are always there
Niteline are a student based service waiting to help at any time Read more…
Features
From Lisdoonvarna to Tinder – what’s the best dating option this Valentine’s Day?
St Valentine is the patron saint of love… but also the plague. Read more…
Features
Has ‘plus-size’ gone too far?
Jade O’Leary takes a look at what really constitutes as positive body image in today’s society. Read more…
Features
No freedom, until we’re equal
The transgender Community in Ireland are continuing to fight back as the Government propose a new Bill on transgender recognition. Read more…
Features
Breaking the silence of Autism
Áine Marie Monk takes a look at life with Autism. Read more…
Features
In appreciation of language
Ruaidhrí Croke examines the importance of language and its simplification in the media today. Read more…