As Decisions Draw Near, Marches for Education and Repeal Mark One Last Push
The March for Education is part of the longer campaign before a funding decision, while the March for Choice could be the last before a referendum.
A Heavy-Handed Re-telling of A Doll’s House Makes its Mark
Adapted by Belinda McKeon and re-titled 'Nora', the Dublin Theatre Festival play just does enough to make an impact.
Flooding and Increased Visitors Top Trinity Concerns for College Green
Trinity has been consulted over the planned pedestrianisation of College Green.
We Have a Timeline for a Repeal Referendum. We Must be Prepared
Annie Hoey argues that, following Leo Varadkar's announcement of a May or June referendum, activists must prepare for the challenge ahead.
Trinity People Before Profit Members Defend Decision to Remove Pro-Life Material
The students took the decision unilaterally, in what they characterised as a personal stand against the views advertised.
Trinity Researchers Make Progress in Cancer Treatment
Prof Lorraine O’Driscoll's research may help doctors to identify patients at risk of resistance to drug therapy.
Returning From the Lion’s Den: Billy O’Hora on Life as an Ambassador
DUFC's Billy O'Hora discusses a summer spent as an ambassador with the Lions on their New Zealand tour.
Ireland’s Youngest Students’ Union is Fighting For its Autonomy
Dublin Business School Students' Union, now in its third year of existence, is vying for more independence from the college.
Art Making History: Banners for Bodily Autonomy
Alice Maher, Breda Mayock and Rachel Fallon illustrate the repeal journey with powerful banners
Analysis
A May Referendum Date is the Lesser of Two Evils
Ciannait Khan argues that the timeline for a referendum on the eighth amendment raises its own concerns.