‘Farewell to the Corporations’: Students Join Climate Rally at Dáil
Around 30 Trinity students joined a rally today to kick off an international week of climate action.
Plean Polaitiúil ag Earnáil le Díth Airgid. Is Beag Éifeacht a Bheidh Aige ar an Rialtas ar nDóigh
Is beag seans go rachfaidh seift pholaitiúil an ardoideachais i bfheidhm ar choinsias an rialtais roimh an mbuiséad ar an Máirt.
Le Rath Stailceanna Cíosa a Chinntiú, Caithfidh Gníomhaithe agus TCDSU Bheith ar Aon Intinn
Bhí sé aisteach nach raibh tuilleadh plé faoi stailceanna cíosa ag comhairle TCDSU an Mháirt seo caite.
UCD Pro-Life Group Hits Out, After Posters for Anti-Abortion Film Removed from Campus
UCD for Life said that ‘pro-life students feel as threatened as ever on campus for being pro-life’.
Editorial
Pre-Budget, a Starving Sector Makes Political Moves. The Government is Unlikely to Care
It’s unlikely that higher education’s political manoeuvring will sway the government’s thinking ahead of Tuesday’s budget.
Editorial
For Rent Strikes to Work, Activists and TCDSU Must be on the Same Page
It was puzzling to see so little discussion of rent strikes at last Tuesday’s TCDSU council.
At Red Line Book Festival, City Dwellers Leave Their Bubble
The festival starts on October 7th and offers attendees a range of events and talks from esteemed writers.
Salsa, Saoirse McHugh and Puppy Power: Your Week Ahead
As part of TCDSU's mental health week, Trinity's societies have an array of events planned.
Meet the New Jeweller On the Block
Jewels and Gems on St Andrew's St offers stunning jewellery at knock-down prices.
My Utrecht Erasmus Has Made Me a Parody of Leprechaun Irishness
Molly Furey rediscovers her Irish roots, via Guinness and gas craic, on an Erasmus in the Netherlands.