Colleen Cumbers
Artificial Intelligence: The Case for Regulation
With every passing day, technology becomes increasingly indispensable in our world. Inventions such as electricity, the motor car, and the internet stand out as...
Christmas adverts: capitalist emotional blackmail or festive escapism?
Although spreading Christmas cheer, making viewers laugh and cry, and even tackling social and environmental issues are all well and good, the ultimate aim of Christmas adverts is to make more money for the company.
Frantz: a wrenching tale of remembrance
The French-German film Frantz, however, has gone unnoticed by many English-speaking viewers, despite being one of the most powerful films released to explore the after-effects of World War I.
Wearing a thong is never consent
The Irish rape trial reveals the flaws in our definition of sexual assault
University isn’t a race for a job
Colleen Cumbers argues that corporate presentations and networking events on campus, whilst they have the ability to be helpful, have the potential to be overwhelming, placing unnecessary stress on young students