Over 10% Increase in Book of Kells Visitor Numbers in 2017

The exhibition saw a 40 per cent increase in Chinese visitors.
By Philip McGuinness
Contribution

A Hypocritical Approach to Drug Decriminalisation is Destroying Lives

A regressive response to drugs is damaging a society that takes a much softer approach to alcohol abuse.
By Conor Boyle

Breakthrough by Trinity Scientists Could Lead to New Treatments for Asthma and Eczema

The research could prove significant in the treatment of allergic diseases.
By Emer Emily Neenan

A State of the Nation Play, Jimmy’s Hall is Angry, Joyous and Vital Viewing

The archaic and the anachronistic intertwine in a production that reveals the injustice of De Valera's Ireland.
By Ultan Pringle

USI Calls on Government to Abandon Plans for a Summer Abortion Referendum

The union has said a referendum during the summer months would make it nearly impossible for many students to vote.
By Kathleen McNamee

Following Trinity’s Example, Queen’s University Belfast to Launch Consent Classes in October

The joint project between QUBSU and the university will see consent classes introduced for the first time.
By Dominic McGrath

Le Banuachtarán a Thoghadh sna Hollscoileanna, ní dhéanfaidh sé sin Mórán chun an Neamhionannas inscne Fréamhaithe san earnáil a athrú

Ní chóir dúinn neamhaird a thabhairt ar an gceapachán nua seo ach níl sé chun an fadhb ollmhór a bhuaileann gach ceann de na hollscoileanna sa tír a reitiú.
Editorial

A Female University President is No Panacea for Deeper Gender Equality Issues

The potential appointment of Ireland’s first female university president shouldn’t be taken for granted, but it won’t resolve a crisis that afflicts every university in Ireland.

Níl gá le Creat Múinteoireachta in Éirinn a scoilt an t-ardoideachas sa Bhreatain

Leis na fadhbanna atá ós ár gcomhair san ardoideachas in Éirinn, níl sé soileir céard atá beartaithe leis an gcreat seo a dheigil acadúlaithe sa Bhreatain.
Editorial

Ireland Does Not Need a Teaching Framework that has Divided UK Higher Education

When the issues facing Irish higher education are apparent, it’s unclear what a framework that has divided academics in the UK is meant to achieve.