For someone who particularly dreads going for her flu jab, the idea of someone with probably no professional medical training, injecting me with an unsanitised needle makes me want to hang up my heels and retire from nightlife altogether.
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According to many activists, the Cop26 conference has been one where many voices were excluded or listened to without any real action
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Don’t simply support or oppose our lecturers, work with them as a united force and send an even stronger message to these universities and our government.
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It’s easy to see why season three of You, with its unexpected twists and turns, has received heaps of praise from fans worldwide after its release on Netflix on October 15.
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Pulling an all-nighter a few hours before the deadline you thought would never actually arrive has happened to most of us. Or maybe you’re the type who sees too much of the library and not enough of the inside of a bar? Maybe you just don’t know how to get productive? No matter the problem, here's some advice on how to maintain a healthy study-life balance, without missing out on the things you love to do.
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Wes Anderson’s latest film, The French Dispatch, is his ode to print journalism and meets every expectation of a Wes Anderson classic.
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Early Friday, a second draft of the cover decision was released. To the surprise of many, the mention of fossil fuels – a potential first in any Cop agreement – survived feared adversity from China, Australia, Saudi Arabia, and others.
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Relatively small developments came from Thursday, with little substance to new announcements but an evident battle over rhetoric. In spite of these events, the reality of Cop26 appears more-or-less set.
Speaker Pelosi called me over from the stage, wondering how I managed to get to Glasgow from Tennessee
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Órla Mallon talks to two Belfast-based book clubs about how and why they started, what they read and why they meet.
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