The Week in Review: Boland’s Departure, a Belfast Campus and Trinity’s Legal Bills
The University Times offers listeners a look behind the headlines at the week's biggest stories.
New Research Dean Expected, as John Boland Departs Role
Boland is the second high-profile executive officer to step down in the last number of weeks.
Trinity Ladies Hockey Loses Out to Strong UCD
DULHC put up a strong fight in yesterday's EY Hockey League clash against last year’s champions UCD, who took a 3-1 victory.
On Pro-Choice Campuses, Pro-Life Groups Look to a Referendum
As Ireland prepares to vote, some societies are campaigning on campuses to save the eighth amendment.
North and South Must Unite to Win Reproductive Rights
Elaine Coyle of Rally for Choice implores Irish people to show solidarity with their northern neighbours.
DU Hockey Carves Out Deserved 3-2 Win Against Kilkenny
Trinity men’s hockey club managed to beat Kilkenny 3-2 in Santry this Saturday, the team's first win of the league campaign.
Fianna Fáil Votes to Support Rights of the Unborn
Party members rejected an opposing motion to support the repeal of the eighth amendment at the annual Ard Fheis.
At Whelans, Amber Run Makes a Comeback
A successful second album shows that Amber Run has plenty left to give after a tumultuous year.
DUFC Overpower Cambridge in Historic Friendly
Trinity was too strong for their opponents in what was the 140th anniversary of the sides’ first encounter.
Students Join 2,500 on Belfast’s Streets, Demanding Abortion Reform
The southern repeal campaign loomed large over marchers pushing to liberalise Northern Ireland’s restrictive abortion law.