How Aoibheann McCann is Redefining the Playboy of the Western World
Actress Aoibheann McCann talks re-imagining Widow Quin in an all-female collaborating team.
Women’s Soccer Make it Two in Two With Stylish 6-3 Win Over UCD
Yesterday's win means Trinity's footballers have netted fourteen goals in their opening two games.
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Bullying Leaves Scars – But it’s Possible to Move On
Bullying should not be inevitable, and experiencing it is not a box to be ticked in the checklist of becoming a well-rounded person, writes Eimear Finan.
€100k UL Rebrand Sparks Controversy, With Petition Against ‘Classless’ Logo
UL called the rebrand "a bold new look" for the university, after more than 2,000 staff, students and alumni participated in the process.
IFUT Demands Action on Cassells After Third-Level Inequalities Revealed
Frank Jones, the deputy general secretary of IFUT, said a new study released by the HEA shows the need for a decision on the Cassells report.
The Trinity Archivist at the Gates of History
Jane Maxwell is crucial to the maintenance of one of Trinity's biggest assets – its archive.
Bringing a New Cohesion to College Consent Campaigns
Around the world, colleges and universities are developing new strategies to advance students' understanding of consent issues.
DUAFC Hammer DCU 4-0 to Claim First Win in Colleges League
Trinity put defeats to UCD and Maynooth behind them today, claiming a first CUFL win with a 4-0 win over DCU in College Park.
Archers Sweep Boards on Home Turf, Grabbing 12 Medals at Trinity Open
Trinity's archers hosted a successful event in Trinity this weekend, with over 80 athletes taking part.
A Festival of Horror in Dublin – Just in Time for Halloween
From October 24th to 28th, the Irish Film Institute will stage its most international Horrorthon ever.