Submissions from 2020
The Magic and Metaphysics of Shit :The Production of Space and Digital Technology, David Capener
How Will Students Deal With Public Transport and Covid-19 Risks?, Maebh Coleman
How Digital Hubs Could Replace Working From Home - And The Office, Maebh Coleman, Marian Jennings, and Rowena Hennigan
How Working From Home is Affecting Our Mental Health and Wellbeing, Maebh Coleman, Marian Jennings, and Rowena Hennigan
6 Ways to Reduce Food Waste in Your Home, Aisling Daly
Questions Concerning Attention and Stiegler’s Therapeutics, Noel Fitzpatrick
The Data City, the Idiom and Questions of Locality, Noel Fitzpatrick
How Government Tax Policies Could Shape the Look of Budget 2021, Thomas Kane
Golfgate: Why Some People in Power Believe They Are Above The Law, Catherine Kelly
Why County Lockdowns Won't Work Without Changes in our Behaviour, Catherine Kelly
Femagogical Strategies in the Art School: Navigating the Institution, Barbara Knezevic and Amy Walsh
Ireland, Broadcasting and the Spectrum Wars, Kenneth W Murphy
How Literary Locations Help Us Understand the World We Inhabit, Sue Norton
Why Brainstorms Don't Always Work, Diane Tangney
Submissions from 2019
How Sports Photography Tells a Story About who we are as a Nation, Siobhan Doyle
Sense: Critical Bastards, Barbara Knezevic
Submissions from 2018
James Connolly's Bloodstained Vest: Mediating Death and Violence in Commemorative Exhibitions, Siobhan Doyle
On the Exactitude of Big Data: La Bêtise and Artificial Intelligence, Noel Fitzpatrick and John D. Kelleher
Art Interventions and Disruptions in Financial Systems: an Interview with Paolo Cirio, Marisa Lerer and Conor McGarrigle
Art in the Age of Financial Crisis, Conor McGarrigle and Marisa Lerer
Insurgent Finances: An Interview with Gabriela Ceja and Fran Ilich, Conor McGarrigle and Marisa Lerer
Laboratoire Déberlinisation: Art, Finance, and the Legacies of Colonialism in Contemporary African Art: an Interview with Mansour Ciss Kanakassy, Conor McGarrigle and Marisa Lerer
The US’s Economic Promises Are Over: an Interview with Miguel Luciano, Conor McGarrigle and Marisa Lerer
Submissions from 2017
Delivering Design Fundamentals using relevant Learning Theories in the delivery of an Interior Design project at Third Level, Tracey Dalton
The Question of Fiction – Nonexistent Objects, a Possible World Response From Paul Ricoeur, Noel Fitzpatrick