Government Offers €500k for Second Round of EU Universities Project

The second round will help create new EU networks, after Trinity and DCU signed agreements with other European universities earlier this year.
By Emer Moreau

An Cás ar Son an Fheachtais Nua Gaeilge4All

Tá an córas don Ghaeilge inár gcóras oideachais briste, dar le Séan Mac Aoibhinn.
By Seán Mac Aoibhinn

Trinity Trend: Silk Scarf

Silk scarves have become a fashion-forward statement – a trend that has predictably extended to Trinity.
By Leah Gaynor

Accessibility and Aesthetics at the Heart of DUPA Rebrand

Clever branding and an emphasis on accessibility have made the on-campus presence of Trinity's photography society unmissable.
By Susie Crawford

Vitamin D Deficiency Causes Poor Muscle Function in Over-60s, Finds Trinity Study

New research from the Trinity-based Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing has found a link between vitamin D and muscle function.
By Alannah Ní Mhuirí

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.
By Emer Tyrrell

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.
By Mario Bowden
Contribution

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.
By 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.
By Ana Bravo

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.
By Sárán Fogarty