Trinity Loses Third HR Director in Three Years, With Aer Rianta Director Named as Replacement

The new HR director will take over as in the middle of an ongoing industrial dispute with the college's three trade unions.
By Dominic McGrath

‘Deep Freeze’ Ents Night Proves to be Lukewarm

The night, which was held in new venue Tramline, failed to attract older students and felt generic.
By Andrew Connolly

Promoting Fitness and Inclusivity, GAA’s “Fun & Run” Initiative Launched at Trinity

The scheme, which promotes inclusivity, exercise and enjoyment, will be rolled out across the country.
By Donal MacNamee

The Power of Papini Lies in the Unknown

Felicity’s new Fringe Show Papini revels in all things magical, mysterious and dark
By Marcus Bateson

DUAFC Maintain 100% Record After 3-0 Defeat of Hartstown Huntstown FC

Despite having a man sent off, DUAFC never looked in danger of losing as they swept to a third successive league win.
By Marcus Kelly

UCDSU Officers Call for Action, as Ascough Confirms She Won’t Attend March for Choice

UCDSU officers called on students to attend the March for Choice, which UCDSU President Katie Ascough will not be attending.
By Dominic McGrath
Contribution

Don’t Make Sex Complicated. Learn to Love Consent

Rachel Skelly, an organiser of the Halls consent classes, discusses why consent classes are both vital and valuable.
By Rachel Skelly

Carly Bailey

By Róisín Power

The Literary Events to Check Out for Culture Night

This year Culture Night will be focusing on poetry and new writing, even offering the chance to be published.
By Shauna Donnelly

Nine Trinity Research Projects Awarded €14 million

The funding comes from Science Foundation Ireland, with Trinity's Dean of Research among the awardees.
By Jack Schofield