DUHC Equalise Late to Secure Draw Against Clontarf

In their second fixture over the weekend, Trinity’s hockey team ground out a draw in a game that could have gone either way.
By Cormac Watson

Trinity Student to Represent Ireland in Taekwondo World Championships

Second year European studies student Ellen Ince will compete in second-degree patterns and 62kg sparring
By Conrad Vandlik

Trinity’s Legal Bill Hit €550,000 in 2016

Between January and July 2017 alone, College has already spent €223,000 between five different Dublin-based law firms
By Dominic McGrath

€47.5m Increase in Funding For Higher Education in Budget 2018

In today's budget, the government confirmed the levy on employers would also increase.
By Dominic McGrath and Kathleen McNamee

Patrick Geoghegan: Putting the Theory of Political Rhetoric into Practice

Edmund Heaphy profiles Patrick Geoghegan, an acclaimed Trinity historian who is now Taoiseach Leo Varadkar’s speechwriter.
By Edmund Heaphy

Queen’s Outclassed as Trinity Hurlers Ease into a Win in League Opener

Classy play on the field saw Trinity's senior hurlers gain their first win against Queen's University Belfast
By Muireann Nic Corcráin

Trinity Researchers’ Major Breakthrough in the Causes of Schizophrenia

Scientists from Trinity have shown how the blood-brain barrier is involved in the development of the disease.
By Jack Schofield

Deer Walk, Caffeine and Casual Drawing: Your Week Ahead

Here's a run through of the must-do activities and events this week.
By Charlotte O'Reilly
Editorial

The Government is Making All the Right Sounds on Third-Level Funding

There may be signs of government consensus on funding, but clever rhetoric from a taoiseach in his honeymoon period will get old fast.

Níl Bonn Tuillte ag Farage ach Ba Chóir go dTabharfaí Cuireadh Dó

Má chuireann siad an cuireadh ar ceal, cuirfidh sé sin leis an insint nach bhfuil mic léinn in ann glacadh le tuairimí conspóideacha.