Trinity Graduate Sinéad Morrissey wins prestigious Forward Prize for Poetry
Sinéad Morrissey beat off competition from fellow Irish poet and Trinity graduate Michael Longley.
We Must Invest in Young People, Mario Draghi Tells Trinity, in First Visit to Ireland
Draghi was speaking today in Trinity, marking his first visit to Ireland as President of the European Central Bank.
Ice-Cream, Yoga and David Attenborough: Your Friday of Freshers’ Week
It's the last day of Freshers' Week. Here's a run through of the must-do events and activities today.
“Legal Advice” Can’t Justify UCDSU’s Decision to Remove Abortion Information from its Handbook
Senator Ivana Bacik argues that students' unions have been providing information about access to abortion for decades without consequence.
GMB Full of Laughs, as Joe Brolly Entertains at Law Soc
Law Soc opened their Speaker Series with well-known GAA pundit Brolly mixing humour with calls for social activism.
A Not-So-Neutral Addition to the Repeal Narrative
Not at Home is an art campaign seeking to make visible experiences of women who travel abroad in search of a safe abortion
Topping the Charts: Techno Fans Unite in the GMB
DJ Patrick Topping addressed the Phil and DUDJ, casting a light on life as a DJ.
Universities Shouldn’t Fear Investigatory Powers, Says HEA Head
In an interview with The University Times, Dr Graham Love said new investigatory powers would be used sparingly.
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Add Flavour to First Year: How to Eat Well on a Student Budget
Lorna Reid offers her advice to students on healthy cooking and the best places to eat out.