Power, Panic and Revolt: Inside Labour’s Current Party Crisis
Eva Quinn writes on recent developments in the Labour Party and the growing crisis in Government.
News
Features
A TV License Inspector Calls: Do Students Really Need a TV License?
Based on students’ own thoughts, Katie McShane discusses the value of TV Licenses to the modern young person.
Opinion
The Case for Studying Literature
This is “what we stay alive for”: Jamie Keegan makes a strong, and necessary case for the sustained study of the Arts and Humanities degrees.
Arts & Culture
All Roads Lead to Rome: Belfast Book Launch for Dr Emma Southon’s Servus: How Slavery Made the Roman Empire.
Ana Lazarut discusses a recent book launch at Waterstones for Dr Emma Southon’s Servus: How Slavery Made the Roman Empire and tells us why we should read it!
Tech & Science
Cannabis Exoplanets and Star Therapy: arXiv’s April Fools’ Tradition
Isa Arellano highlights scientists’ long-running April Fools’ tradition of posting joke papers to popular science archive site arXiv.
Sport
Armagh Sneak Past Tyrone in Ulster SFC Preliminary Clash
The Ulster championship preliminary round was a tough fought battle with the Orchard county coming out on top. Michael McCarron reports on the match and its top performers
