Photo by Mark Hernandez The University of Galway have officially announced a reduction in the exam repeat fees for students re-sitting exams. Through successful campaigning from the University of Galway's Students' Union, the University have agreed to a decrease in fees charged for repeats by one third. This takes the rate from €295, down to €195. The lower rate … [Read more...] about University of Galway announce decrease in exam repeat fees
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The Tortured Poets Department: Taylor Swift and the modern day dating despair
The Tortured Poets Department album cover Two months ago, receiving Grammys for Midnights, Taylor Swift announced her latest album, The Tortured Poets Department, to be released on April 19 2024. However, it was only just before the album’s release that she revealed the surprise within the promised surprise; “I’d written so much tortured poetry in the past two years and … [Read more...] about The Tortured Poets Department: Taylor Swift and the modern day dating despair
University of Galway students bring home five awards from the Smedias
Students from the University of Galway have won in five categories in the 2024 Student Media Awards (Smedias). Tom O'Connor, a Final Year Human Rights Law student, took home a record number of three awards at this year's Smedias. His categories included Radio Journalist of the Year, Radio Documentary of the Year, and Radio Production of the Year - News and Current … [Read more...] about University of Galway students bring home five awards from the Smedias
Giulia Cecchettin: trailblazer of Italy’s media coverage of femicide
Image by Annabel_P from Pixabay "Burn it all down for Giulia" – the furious cry demanded action in streets the length and breadth of Italy. The slogan appeared on walls and placards and echoed around cafes, bars and workplaces, as far as Europe's borders. Giulia had broken a spell. Finally there was a conversation about the murder of women. In 2023, 109 women died of … [Read more...] about Giulia Cecchettin: trailblazer of Italy’s media coverage of femicide
Health check: How is Irish traditional music doing?
It’s a windy day in Doolin, County Clare and the seaside village buzzes with activity. Knownfor its long-standing reputation as the home of Ireland’s traditional music scene, Doolin playshost to the annual Michael Russell Festival, drawing musicians from across the country. The theme of the weekend is a celebration of new music talents, attracting a growing audience … [Read more...] about Health check: How is Irish traditional music doing?