To Hell in a Handbag: Flaws Overshadow Top-Notch Performances

To Hell in a Handbag – a spin-off of The Importance of Being Earnest – causes confusion at Bewley's Theatre Cafe.
By Sophie Furlong Tighe

The Student Recruiters Working to Sell Trinity to the World

Around the world, student recruiters work to bring international students to Trinity.
By Aisling Marren

Trinity’s Biggest Rivalries: A Guide

Six of the biggest rivalries dividing Trinity's campus.
By Molly Furey and Cormac Watson

New Dublin Metro Line Could Disrupt Trinity’s Physics Research

Dublin's MetroLink line is planned to run under Trinity's School of Physics.
By Emer Moreau

Megan Nolan

By Gráinne Ní Sheasnáin

Meet the Trinity Postgrad Running a Marathon on China’s Great Wall

Lucia Venturi is running the Great Wall Marathon to raise money for the Peter McVerry Trust.
By Matt McCann

Trinity Introduces Gender Neutral Option on Official Records

Students will soon be able to opt for gender neutral pronouns in official College records.
By Emer Moreau

A Corporation Wants Our Genome Data, While Universities are Denied Access

When it comes to genomics, academics say the government is prioritising commercial benefit over medical research.
By Cillian Gartlan

TCDSU Must Organise a Campus Rent Strike Within the Year

If an on-campus rent strike succeeded in Trinity, it would set an extraordinary precedent, writes Cormac Watson.
By Cormac Watson

Trinity’s 300-Year-Old Library Set for Major Overhaul

Major changes for the Old Library will involve the creation of a new research space and a move for some old College manuscripts.
By Aisling Marren