USI Demands SUSI Exemption for Students in Direct Provision
The Union of Students in Ireland today called for wide-ranging reforms to the application process for SUSI grants.
Katie Kim Brings Her Darkly Frank Melodies to Workman’s
The We Are Workman's Series will host Katie Kim in the Workman's Club on Saturday night.
Trinity Falls to 164th in Times Higher Education Rankings
The College has called for a national strategy to tackle funding issues after falling 44 places in the rankings.
The Quest for the Perfect Summer isn’t Just Overrated – It’s Exhausting
Summer shouldn't be about outdoing each other – you don't need to travel the world in style to be normal, writes Faye Curran.
UCC Says No to Students Hoping to Hand Out Drug-Testing Kits
UCC Students for Sensible Drug Policy Society has been denied permission to distribute the kits during freshers' week.
The Playwrights Sticking Two Fingers Up to Our Toxic View of Sex
In Two Fingers Up, a new play airing as part of the Dublin Fringe, Seon Simpon and Gina Donnelly take the audience on a tour of sex-shaming.
Trinity’s Lease On Binary Hub Set to Expire Next Year
The College has not confirmed whether the lease on the luxury student accommodation complex will be renewed beyond May 2020.
Sure-Footed DUAFC Dispatch Dunboyne in Second Leinster League Outing
A brace from Rory Nairn, as well as a James Woods penalty, helped DUAFC to a 3-0 win in their second game of the Leinster League season.
In Project Arts Centre, a Teeth-Gritting Excoriation of Prison Services
The Examination, a documentary performance on health services for prison inmates, is an uncomfortable but powerful watch.
Trinity Researchers Find Proteins That Could Improve Diabetes Treatment
The discovery could improve the treatment of type two diabetes in obese people.