As another year’s International Week goes by, Kate Rothwell asks why so many students move country in order to study at UCD
While offering many historical attractions, Kate Rothwell discovers that there is more to Leipzig than meets the eye
As the 2011 general election looms, Marianne Madden and Kate Rothwell ask whether it will bring about a change in political activism among students
In light of recent plans to introduce a new technological university with an emphasis on workplace learning, Sinead O’Brien and Kate Rothwell debate the benefits of career and non-career focused degrees.
The previously ever-reliable Irish pub trade has fallen on hard times, but lowering the price of alcohol will not solve anything, writes Kate Rothwell
As an increasingly tough-looking Budget approaches, Aoife Brophy and Kate Rothwell debate whether or not the arts are worth investing in
Kate Rothwell and Killian Woods argue the merit of fees being introduced to our third level education system.
Cystic fibrosis is a disease which receives neither enough public attention nor governmental support, writes Kate Rothwell
Five years on and the revelations of the Ferns Report are still frighteningly relevant, writes Kate Rothwell
Kate Rothwell looks at the increasing threat posed by the recent outbreaks of violence in the North
Northern Ireland’s past has been coloured by troubled years and triumphant occasions, and while the latter had been the …
Almost 100,000 students took to the streets of over 40 German cities last week protesting a number of ongoing reforms of third-level education in the Federal Republic.
Yesterday’s anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall was a hugely significant date for the millions of Germans whose lives were changed by the events of 1989 – but what about those who are …
You never know what you’ll find on the Rhein… Kate Rothwell explains how best to spend a few days in the ‘Dorf’.
A post-war play from one of the most respected playwrights in the last century, Kate Rothwell finds out about All My Sons.
A household name who thinks that alcohol and a regular sleep pattern are overrated; Kate Rothwell hears the gospel according to David Kitt.
It’s tasty, it’s Italian and it’s downright messy – Kate Rothwell sings the praises of spaghetti Bolognese.
They’ve done the hard graft and have plenty of celebrity approval, but Mark Sheehan tells Kate Rothwell why the Script are still in awe and a little afraid of their own fame.
As the ceremony for annual Choice Music Prize approaches, Kate Rothwell and Paul Fennessy speak with some of the events key figures.
