Group Launches Petition to Impeach UCDSU President Katie Ascough

The group will need 1,000 signatures to force a referendum on the matter.
By Róisín Power and Niamh Egleston

I Won’t Saddle Students With “Enormous Debt”, Varadkar Tells Trinity on 425th Anniversary

Varadkar spoke to Trinity staff and students about access to education, Brexit and higher education funding models.
By Dominic McGrath

Sebastian Barry

By Kathleen McNamee

Plans for Cunningham House Development Reach New Stage

A planned development in Trinity Hall could deliver 400 beds.
By Niamh Egleston

New Arts Block Cafe to Open October 2nd

The Perch will offer a range of new food and drink options to students ahead of increased campus commercialisation.
By Kathleen McNamee

Talented Young Designers Clashed with Uninspiring High Street Giants

Disappointingly the eighth annual Dublin Fashion Festival was a bit of a faux pas.
By Niamh Mulville

In at the Deep End: DULHC Prepare for First Season in the Top Flight

With a new league comes new challenges for Dublin University Ladies Hockey Club.
By Ellen McLean

Reverend Al Sharpton Speaks to the Hist about Trump, International Politics and Activism

Sharpton encouraged a packed house to go out and fight for justice, as part of Empowerment Week.
By Charlotte O'Reilly
Contribution

There and Back Again: Learning to Love Dublin Again After Erasmus

Louise Lawless reflects upon what it's like to return from Erasmus with fresh eyes and a new perspective on how student life can be.
By Louise Lawless

In Report, Chemistry Cite High Stress and Mental Health Struggles

The report, compiled by final-year chemistry students, found that third-year students' workload was much higher than that of nanoscience and physics students.
By Eleanor O'Mahony