Mary Robinson to Launch TCDSU Green Week
The Chancellor of the university will speak to students about climate justice.
RCSI Set to Gain University Status In Near Future
The government is drawing up an amendment to legislation that would allow the college university status.
UCC Students Launch Petition to Rename Watson Building
The building is named after James Watson, a Nobel laureate who has come under fire for racist comments.
A Journey Through Time at Trinity Fashion Show
The show, entitled the Persistence of Memory, was held in D-Light Studios in North Strand.
A Surge in Female TCDSU Candidates is Cause for Celebration
Eliana Jordan reflects on the recent surge in women running for election in the union and what that means for Trinity's female students.
Analysis
Presidential Candidates Offer Revolution or Rhetoric
This year's candidates, Laura Beston and Daire Hennessy, want to bring change to the union.
Snow Talks Setting Hip Hop on Fire
Irish artist Rejjie Snow spoke to the University Philosophical Society about the trails he hopes to blaze in the international hip hop scene.
Government to Appeal Decision on Right to Access Higher Education
The High Court decision granted Rebecca Carter the right to enter College late, after her leaving certificate marks were totted up wrong.
DCU Student Shepherd Machaya’s Deportation Delayed
Shepherd Machaya is a second-year DCU student facing deportation.
Contribution
Racism is Alive in Ireland – Even Here in Trinity
Students experience stereotyping and stigma on campus, writes David Ola.