TCDSU Votes to Renew Four Part-Time Officer Positions
The mandates for the positions had run out at last council so the union had to rerun elections for the positions.
Ní Ghrioghair Presents Dystopian Scenes Through Sculpture
Doireann Ní Ghrioghair's new exhibition will come to Pallas Projects on November 1st.
Is Iomaí Fadhb Atá ag Mic Léinn PhD. Caithfidh Siad a gCathanna a Roghnú go Ciallmhar
Léiríonn na héilimh ón bhaill den fheachtas nua PhD go bhfuil nádúr ilghnéitheach ag na fadhbanna rompu.
Sex Work, Margaret Atwood and a Pagan Halloween: Your Week Ahead
Reading week might be over, but with Halloween upon us, the fun is only starting for Trinity's societies.
Editorial
Trinity’s PhD Students Face a Litany of Issues. They Must Pick Their Battles
The demands of Trinity’s new PhD campaign group reveal the multifaceted issues faced by its members.
Editorial
Higher Education’s Stakeholders are Now Disagreeing – Publicly – on Basic Policy Issues
Provost Patrick Prendergast and Minister for Higher Education Mary Mitchell O’Connor staged a dispute in a national newspaper last week.
Gerald Mannix Flynn Highlights a Nation’s Hypocrisy – Through Film
The Dublin City Councillor talks about his new film, Land Without God, and why working-class people are still being shut out of the conversation.
Men’s Volleyballers Get off the Ground With Win Over Aer Lingus Harriers
After defeat in their season opener, Trinity's volleyballers got a win in their second game, defeating Aer Lingus Harriers 3-1 in sets yesterday.
UCCSU Launches Food Bank for Struggling Students
UCCSU Welfare Officer Naoise Crowley said the union wants to take 'innovative and practical steps' to support students in need.
DUFC Men Squeak Past Cambridge in Annual Friendly
Trinity defeated a Cambridge side featuring two former internationals – James Horwill and Flip van der Merwe.