Editorial
No, Farage Should Not Get a Medal. But He Should Be Invited to Speak
Completely rescinding the invitation to Nigel Farage would only play into the narrative that students can’t cope with hearing incendiary views.
CSC’s Curious DUGES Stance, Inflated March Figure, Students Against Fees
DUFC Claim First Win With Crucial Defeat of Young Munster
After three defeats to open the season, yesterday’s result lifts Trinity off the foot of the Division 1A Table
In Long-Awaited Court Date, Trinity Volleyball Defeat Garda
Both men’s and women’s sides made the perfect start to their league campaigns in Coláiste de Íde in Tallaght.
DU Hockey Club Slump to Second Defeat in Two Games
After a relatively even first half, YMCA subjected Trinity to a second-half thrashing in Wesley College today.
Trinity Ladies Hockey Earn Hard-Fought Win Over Pembroke Wanderers
DULHC fought off a determined Pembroke side to record a valuable 2-1 win in the early season EY Hockey league fixture.
In the Years Ahead, Student Activists Need to Stay Mobilised and Engaged
Philip McGuinness argues that Irish students must look beyond repeal or once-a-year marches and work for sustained change.
We Have a Long Way to Go in Education, Bruton Tells TAP Audience
Addressing the audience at the 21st Century Schools of Distinction award ceremony, Bruton called for a change in how we talk about education in Ireland.
Students Against Fees Considers Expanding Campaign to Housing
The group met today to discuss their plans for the year, organising their first public meeting for the year in the next few weeks.
Don’t be a Pillar of Perfection, Niall Breslin Tells Trinity Audience
Niall Breslin's talk focused on his own struggles with mental health and his advice to others.