The University Times

Gillian Murtagh learns that there is more that stands to be lost than just the presence of newspapers in our lives with the end of print media fast approaching.

This weekend, the highly acclaimed production made its long-awaited return to Dublin city.

Gromley’s Fine Art has launched an print exhibition that features impressive artists such as Andy Warhol, Keith Haring and Damien Hirst.

This week will also see LitSoc host their last Speakeasy of the year and DU Dance offer a Latin and ballroom dancing workshop.

Last night in the GMB, the society welcomed a number of student and guest speakers to challenge the recurring negative attitudes that continue to surround mental health today.

In the Trencentary Hall in the TBSI, Neuroscience Ireland held a public outreach event as part of Brain Awareness week, to raise public consciousness about dementia.

Last night, the society launched their latest issue of the creative writing journal in the GSU common room.

Last night, Dublin University Photography Association’s end of year exhibition took place in the recently renovated Tara building.

Last night, DU History hosted a panel discussion with Nell McCafferty, who took part in the original Contraceptive Train protest of 1971.

Killian Barry sits down with Neil Barnes of legendary dance duo Leftfield to talk about the group's critically acclaimed album Leftism, his work as a DJ and the current club and festival scene.