NCI Votes Overwhelmingly to Remain Part of USI
Students from National College of Ireland voted on their college's future in USI, with 97.2 per cent of voters choosing to remain.
The BESS Graduate Leading Hungary’s Far Right
Trinity graduate Marton Gyöngyösi is helping take his far-right party to the cusp of power in Hungary.
Mixed Fortunes for Trinity Basketball
An electric start to DUBC’s Dublin league campaign has not been matched by the team's campaign in the Colleges League.
Universities to Offer €250,000 Salaries to Top Staff
Universities will hope the decision will help them attract top researchers post-Brexit.
In Search of Dublin’s Aspiring Chinatown
In Dublin's burgeoning Chinatown, a community asks whether official recognition would help keep its culture alive.
For DUFC Player and Coach, Pragmatism is Key to Success
Joe Horan tackles the World Cup, IRFU, and the progress of Trinity's women's rugby team.
Respectable Finishes for Trinity Ultimate Frisbee at Manchester Beginners Tournament
DUUFC’s two inexperienced teams travelled to Manchester at the weekend, finishing 9th and 10th to build on the club's strong start to the season
Law School Addresses Concerns for Law and French
Students from the course have raised concerns about the teaching on the course and the built-in year abroad, with many opting to transfer to law.
Trinity Men’s Water Polo Sunk in 9–4 Defeat
A close game was decided in the final quarter, when Cathal Brugha showed its class to put a gloss on the scoreline and leave deserved victors.
In the Months Ahead, Trinity Will Facilitate Free and Fair Debate
Vice-Provost Chris Morash argues that, as Ireland looks towards a referendum next year, all voices need to be heard.