The School Where Students Make the Rules
In Wicklow, one school thinks direct democracy delivers the best results.
Oireachtas Committee Calls for Rational and Factual Debate on the Eighth Amendment
The committee's much anticipated report called for significant reforms of abortion law in Ireland.
Queen’s University Belfast to Join Controversial Teaching Framework
QUBSU's president said the vote was 'disappointing'.
A Short Guide to Christmas Traditions
From advent calendars to gingerbread men, where did our favourite Christmas traditions begin?
A Very Trinity Christmas
We investigate the history of Trinity's Christmas traditions.
USI to Protest Against Avoca’s Links to Direct Provision
Avoca is owned by Aramark, which provides food to direct provision centres.
Men Outnumber Women in Senior Students’ Union Positions
Only three female students' union presidents over the last three years across eight of Ireland's largest colleges.
Half Light Delves Into the Darkness
Four Trinity students are building on the success of their Debut Devising Festival show.
Contribution
Twelve Pubs is a Christmas Curse on All Bar Staff
Isla Hoe argues that the 12 pubs tradition is a damnable Christmas folly.
The Belgians Do It Bettter
We travel to Brussels for the sights, sounds and smells of a real Christmas market.