The University Times

  • News

      The Latest

    • Trinity Counselling Services Work to Tackle High Demand
    • Student-run Raffle Has Raised Over €2,000 for Trinity Access Programme Students Studying for Schols
    • Sixteen Candidates to Contest the Dublin University Seanad Election
    • SEE ALL NEWS
  • In Focus

      • Cad is Féidir Linn Foghlaim ón gCosc ar Chupán Aonúsáide i gCill Airne?

      • COP29 – What Really Happened in Baku?

        • More Stories

        • An Páipéar agus an Tábhacht a Bhaineann Leis
        • Where Dublin Reads: A Guide to the City’s Most Popular Book Clubs
        • Reforming the Leaving Cert for a Modern Ireland
        • SEE ALL IN FOCUS

        • More from In Focus

        • Interviews
  • Opinion

      • How Does America’s Far-Right Affect Us?

      • Heritage is Privilege: Why White Americans Should Stop Talking About Ancestry

        • More Opinions

        • “Can we connect?” – While People Can Certainly Try to Connect, LinkedIn Won’t Help.
        • Schols: Academic Competition or Unnecessary Stress?
        • Olltoghchán na hInimirce?
        • SEE ALL IN OPINION

        • More from Opinion

        • Columns
        • Editorials
        • Profiles
        • Op-Eds
        • Love Interest
  • Sport

      • Women’s Rugby in Ireland

      • Struggling to Compete: The Impact of Underfunding of Trinity Sports Union

        • More Sport

        • Tá Úinéirí Nua ag Club Peile Dhún Dealgan, ach an Leor an t-Athrú sin?
        • Your Guide to Trinity’s Olympians and Paralympians
        • William McCrum: Trinity’s Forgotten Sporting Hero
        • SEE ALL IN SPORT

        • More from Sport

        • Rugby
        • Soccer
        • Rowing
        • Fencing
  • Radius
  • As Gaelige
blank
Photo by Rachel Conway.

Trinity Counselling Services Work to Tackle High Demand

New measures, including same-day appointments and a "three sessions & review" model, aim to improve accessibility and manage peak stress periods.
News
By Mercedes Hamilton
blank
Rachel Conway.

Cad is Féidir Linn Foghlaim ón gCosc ar Chupán Aonúsáide i gCill Airne?

Déanann Hannah Joung plé ar inbhuanaíocht maidir le cultúr an chaife in Éirinn.
In Focus
By Hannah Joung

  • Student-run Raffle Has Raised Over €2,000 for Trinity Access Programme Students Studying for Schols

  • COP29 – What Really Happened in Baku?

  • An Páipéar agus an Tábhacht a Bhaineann Leis

JUST LAUNCHED
Radius
The new Dublin and Trinity society, art, life and culture guide from The University Times.

Translating Identity: Bullaun Press and the Power of Cultural Exchange

Molly Wetsch sits down with the founder of Ballaun press.
Radius
By Molly Wetsch

The Year of the Irish

Considering the Surge in Mainstream Listenership to Irish Artists.
Radius
blank

Restaurant Spotlight: Mama’s Revenge

Deputy Radius Editor Anna Domownik reviews the Tex-Mex diner down Leinster Street.
Radius
By Anna Domownik

Comment & Analysis

Opinion Contribution

How Does America’s Far-Right Affect Us?

Is the Irish far-right looking to the US for help, or are American extremists hoping to sow division abroad? By Mia Craven
Opinion Contribution

Heritage is Privilege: Why White Americans Should Stop Talking About Ancestry

Amy Wei on why Americans should trade their loud claims of Irish roots for a quieter respect. By Amy Wei
Analysis

“Can we connect?” – While People Can Certainly Try to Connect, LinkedIn Won’t Help.

While it may be true that the Irish job market is looking tumultuous, is LinkedIn truly going to give you the edge? By Sophie Morrissey
Opinion Contribution

Schols: Academic Competition or Unnecessary Stress?

Ella Chepak investigates if the pressure of the scholarship exams rewards academic merit or is just an extra hurdle in an already demanding university environment.  By Ella Chepak
Editorial

Olltoghchán na hInimirce?

The University Times
  • About
  • Staff
  • Editorial and Ethics Policy
  • Contribute