The International Student Council, a student organization working to promote the interest of foreign cultures, discussed its plans for events focused on assisting other international students at its second meeting of the semester on Friday. “ISC is one of the largest organizations on campus, and it represents all international students,” said Ogulkeyik Hudayberdiyeva, a sophomore.
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AS the film industry across the North of Ireland continues to boom, North Belfast native Stacey Quigley has been at the forefront of a number of major productions, working as a production manager. The former Our Lady of Mercy Girls’ School pupil got her foot in the door with the film industry after studying a Media degree at Ulster University and worked as a cast assistant on a production after being recommended for the job by a friend. Since then, Stacey has worked on everything from The Fall with Gillian Anderson and Jamie Dornan, to Transformers: The Last Knight. Stacey’s commitment to the development of the film industry within the North hasn’t gone unnoticed and this year she is recognised as one of our International Homecoming Ambassadors. Speaking ahead of the Belfast International Homecoming, Stacey explained that from her involvement of that initial production, she developed a love for the industry. “My first ever job in the industry wrapped on my birthday which is