Holocaust Survivor Reminds Students: ‘We All Have the Same Roots’
Speaking to Trinity’s Jewish Society and the Phil, Janine Webber told of the horrors her family experienced during the Holocaust.
Trinity Autism Researchers Come Together With the Public
The 'What's next in Autism Genetics?' conference held in Dublin this week offered a forum for members of the public to engage with researchers.
Matthew Bourne’s Male-Led Spectacle
Matthew Bourne's famous take on Swan Lake has come to the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre.
Alcaras Puts on Flawed But Charming Night in The Globe
Alcaras took to The Globe last night to put on Intergalactic, with mixed success.
Contract Staff Numbers to Surge in College’s New Buildings
75 per cent of new hires for security, attendant, housekeeping and maintenance will be subcontracted.
Rynne Cullen Offers Variety in Second Ents Event
Rynne Cullen's event drew in a more diverse crowd than Robinson's, but was sparsely attended.
Contribution
The Practical Case for a Vote to Re-Open Nominations
Students often don't see voting for RON as a legitimate option in uncontested races.
Luke Rynne Cullen Sanctioned by Electoral Commission
This was Rynne Cullen's second minor breach of the TCDSU election rules.
A Hawaiian Outpost in the Centre of Town
Popular in Dublin's street food markets, Shaka Poke has moved into St Stephen's Green.
Clinical GMIT End Trinity Women’s Soccer Cup Aspirations
Trinity Women's Soccer will rue missed chances as they fell to a 3-0 defeat against GMIT.