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The beauty of Beijing
Róisín talks about the exquisite beauty of Beijing, its vibrant markets and how to get the best out of its rich culture. Read more…
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Racism: What’s new?
Giulia Luzi shows how racism is still alive among the Roma families and Travellers in Ireland.
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The young women changing the face of the Third World
Rebecca Lumley looks at the brave young women who have overcome incidents of rape, murder and poverty in the world’s most repressive societies and are now leading a new generation of female leaders. Read more…
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A swipe for love
Aoibheann Diver looks at what makes an interesting Tinder conversation and how it has changed the world of dating. Read more…
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Volunteering for the future
” Over 22,000 attendees from six continents descended on Ballsbridge and claimed the RDS as their own for three days to see what the plucky start-ups have to offer.”
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Sinn Féin rise, Fine Gael fall
Eoin Lúc Ó’Ceallaigh looks at the future of Sinn Fein as they are on the verge of power. Read more…
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Reality Bites
Jade O’Leary looks at the effects that reality TV has on our generation. Read more…
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Can women have it all?
The tech giants who can do it all: Facebook and Apple now freeze eggs. Read more…
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Weight Loss Supplements: Healthy or a Hoax?
Jade O’Leary discusses whether or not diet supplements really give the amazing results that they claim. Read more…
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From naggins to nothing
Sober October is upon us, and the question on everybody’s mind is how a devout drinker can partake in the festivities. Read more…
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What to do if you are unhappy with your college course
Colm Quinn offers advice to students who are not happy with their chosen college course. Read more…
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TEDx Conference to be held for second time in DCU
The world’s leading thinkers and doers come to DCU to talk about their inspirational lives and experiences. Read more…
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Another Precious Life Lost on Irish Roads
Hundreds of families are torn apart each year as a result of car accidents and Kym was only one of the people killed on Irish roads that week. Read more…
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The Umbrella Revolution
The ‘Umbrella Revolution” shows us the power of students and how we should fight for a say in our country. Read more…
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The World of Clubs and Socs
Kevin Kelly talks about the life of clubs and societies Read more…
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From A to DD
Alana Laverty talks about her not-so-glamorous experiences as a lingerie store manager. Read more…
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The Death of Rock
Aidan Delaney discusses the choice of music at our SU events and the absence of heavy metal Read more…
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Sam Pepper: Prankster or Pervert?
Fionnuala Jones discusses the well known vlogger’s use of Youtube as a platform for sexual harrassment. Read more…
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The whole package: is the media’s obsession with weight affecting our health?
Loss, gain, and all things weight-related have become a major talking point in the media today. However, does this constant discussion of body image make it harder for people to feel content with themselves? Read more…
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Online Privacy: It’s Up to You
People are now too willing to place their full trust in the internet. That’s not necessarily a bad thing, the benefits greatly outweigh the damage it can cause most of the time. Imagine the world today without email, social networking and cat videos. That’s not a world for me. Read more…
Student Life
Confessions of a McDonald’s Addict
Alana Laverty talks about being addicted to fast food. Read more…
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Jimmy Met His Match
It’s tough being an avid GAA supporter. Between the array of emotions during each game and the expense of tickets, travel and sometimes accommodation, it’s so much more than a hobby. Read more…
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The Fight For Equality
A closer look at Emma Watson’s powerful speech on feminism and the ongoing fight for gender equality. Read more…
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First Year Survival Guide
A survival guide for first years Read more…
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Sweet Charity
Catherine Devine looks at what DCU societies have done for charity this year. Read more…