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How NCADSU is Fighting to Bring Gazan Artists to Dublin
After Trinity: László Molnárfi’s Next Vehicle for “Radical Collective Action” is Aontacht Media
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A Scholarship to NCAD With No Clear Path to Dublin, Young Gazan Artist Hasan Al-Zaanin Shares His Story
Amy Kennedy Talks Priorities, Progress, and the Students’ Union Under Her Leadership
Eve Martin on Starting Out and Ensuring Feasible Policy within the Union
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What Ireland’s EU Presidency Means for Students
Walking the Diplomatic Tightrope: The Irish Government’s Prudent Approach to POTUS
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Left Out: We Must Embrace the Centre
The Ceuta Humanitarian Crisis Reminds Europe to Own Up to Its Colonialist Past
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Swan Song brings Divas and Big Media to the Edinburgh Fringe
“It’s Like Having a Lottery Ticket”: In Conversation with Djamel White
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Irish Singer-Songwriter Glen Hansard Dies Less than a Month After Trinity Performance
What Dior’s Dublin Show Means for Irish Fashion
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No Coach, No Problem: Trinity Women’s Volleyball Claim Third Championship Title, Men’s Finish Second Overall
Trinity Sport Union Holds AGM, Hears from Prospective Committee Candidates
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“He Is Now the Minister of Injustice”: Social Rights Ireland Protest Jim O’Callaghan at Department of Justice
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Harper Alderson
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Poland Becomes Irish Students’ Top Destination to Study Medicine and Veterinary Medicine Abroad
The country offers recognisable, English-language degrees, competitive prices, a safe environment for students and an alternative method of application.
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Anna Domownik
Over 700 Sign Petition to Halt Deportation of Dublin Activist Ordered to Leave State by End of Month
Trinity Breaks Silence on Gazan Student Visa Refusals; Urges Students to Lobby Ministers
Brother Hubbard’s Arnotts Café to Be Replaced by Controversial Joe & The Juice
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Trinity Academic Backed “Race Realist” Nathan Cofnas’s Academic Freedom
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Thomas O’Grady
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Harper Alderson
46 More Visas for Palestinian Students Refused; Totalling 97
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Harper Alderson
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Henry Brown
“Let Them Study” Protest Gathers Hundreds Outside Department of Justice
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Henry Brown
Comment & Analysis
What Ireland’s EU Presidency Means for Students
Ireland is chairing the EU. Your Erasmus grant is on the agenda.
By
Róisín Northcote
Analysis
Walking the Diplomatic Tightrope: The Irish Government’s Prudent Approach to POTUS
President Trump’s Visit to the Republic Next Month Will Likely Be Met with a Containment Strategy by the State
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Sam Carroll
Opinion Contribution
Left Out: We Must Embrace the Centre
Brendan O'Halloran identifies a tolerance problem among "us leftists", arguing for unity between the left and centre
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Brendan O’Halloran
Analysis
The Ceuta Humanitarian Crisis Reminds Europe to Own Up to Its Colonialist Past
By
Jules Nati
Opinion Contribution
A Language Everywhere
A Case for Irish-Medium Higher Education
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Pól Ó hÍomhair
