By Jack Walsh. A discussion of the issues current society faces through stifled conversation and tribalism.
Category: Opinion
Opinion is where Johnians share their perspectives on the ideas, debates, and experiences that matter to them. These pieces are thoughtful, personal, and sometimes provocative, offering space for disagreement, reflection, and new ways of seeing campus life and the world beyond it. Views expressed here are those of the individual authors.
By Alice Healy. The problem of fast fashion is becoming increasingly acknowledged, but what can we realistically do about it?
By Gabriel Callaghan. A discussion of social media and the problems it poses.
By Gabriel Callaghan. A discussion of the differences between state and public schooling.
By Gabriel Callaghan. A discussion of the Irish language, its symbolism and significance.
By Alice Sleightholme. As Australia fights its worst bushfire season to date, Alice asks why this has happened and what we can do to help.
By Alice Healy. As we begin the new year and consider adopting a resolution, might we be able to make a collective effort to make our New Year a greener, more compassionate and more ethical one?
By Miro Cafolla. An account of a John’s College Café Scientifique talk on Artificial Intelligence presented by Professor Alexandra Cristea.
By Gabriel Callaghan. In this discussion of Christmas and charitable spirit, Gabriel considers the distinction between true charity and a media portrayal of it.
By Miro Cafolla. An account of a recent Café Scientifique talk on Professor Colin Bain’s breakthrough research.
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