Sisi Rabenstein meets Susan Connolly, the Veterinary Science student who has found a possible cure for the exam-time doldrums – publishing a children’s book.

With two high-profile murder cases involving students studying abroad dominating recent headlines, Sisi Rabenstein examines just how safe a year away from home may be.

In light of recent outbreaks of virulent anti-social behaviour, Sisi Rabenstein investigates the frequency and relevance of these malicious acts in student life.

With the pressure of deadlines and exam preparation looming, Sisi Rabenstein investigates whether or not procrastination is a wide-spread and pervasive issue.

Despite the wealth of sexual information available in UCD, students often overlook sexual health. Sisi Rabenstein and Natalie Voorheis investigate the situation.

For the first time in over a decade, the economic climate seems to be pushing students towards emigration. Sisi Rabenstein and Natalie Voorheis examine the student attitude towards this life-changing proposition.

Having decided to study abroad for her third year in Law, Aoife Kennedy was placed in DePaul University in Chicago.

With an increasing number of students embarking on a year of study abroad, Sisi Rabenstein looks at the implications of such a decision.