End of an Era for Trinity GAA, As Leon Breen Nears Wit’s End
Breen's match-day coverage on Trinity GAA's Twitter is a far cry from your average, blow-by-blow account.
Meet the Campaigners Fighting for More Diverse Curriculums
Thanks to the efforts of a few, universities are slowly upending old biases and decolonising their curriculums.
In Stoneybatter, Plant-Based Beo Underwhelms
For Céire Carey, the vegan cheese boards and fermented salads at organic restaurant Beo offered more style than substance.
Blueprints for a Lasting Space, As Trinity Plans a New Student Centre
Molly Furey looks at the successes and failures of other student centres and asks what it takes to create a facility that serves students through the decades.
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Students Will Forgive College Many Things. Adding To Exam Stress Isn’t One
College’s latest timetabling blunder makes an already stressful exam season even more difficult, says Jack Synnott.
DUCAC Vice-Chair Calls for Major Constitutional Changes
Jemil Saidi is proposing the introduction of a new voting system and a 'more transparent' method of club budgeting.
Students Set Up Trinity’s First-Ever Sorority
The sorority is an 'unofficial, semi-secret group' according to its founders.
‘Urgent’ Changes Needed In Creative Arts School, Report Finds
Staff in the school have been left 'exhausted' by their huge workload.
USI National Congress ‘Undemocratic’, Says DITSU President
DITSU President Pierre Yimbog has criticised USI's running of national congress last week, after his union's motion on affiliation fees failed to be heard.
Fate of Admissions Feasibility Study Up in the Air
Trinity may discontinue its scheme that admits applicants using a personal statement and fewer CAO points.