Politics, KPOP and Package-less Cosmetics: Your Week Ahead
Ring in the new decade – and the new term – with an array of events run by Trinity's societies.
Editorial
Another Week, Another Deportation Case at Third-Level. When Will the State Learn?
This week, the government backtracked on another deportation order issued to a student after outrage from UCC staff and students.
Editorial
How Cassells Might Actually be Keeping Third-Level Away From Election Spotlight
Higher education has hardly featured in the general election campaign so far.
Meteors Topple Tipperary Knights With 88-81 Victory
Trinity kept the presssure on division leaders Ulster University with their eighth league win of the season.
Gardaí Launch Murder Inquiry After Death of Cork IT Student
Cameron Blair, a second-year engineering student, was stabbed after a group of young men gatecrashed a house party he was attending.
Analysis
An Election Timed to Puncture the Youth Vote? It Suits Fine Gael Just Fine
If Fine Gael really wanted students to vote, it wouldn't hold an election the week before a new register of electors kicks in, writes Cormac Watson.
Campus Eateries to Offer Free Hot Water to Students With Own Containers
Students will pay 10 cent for hot water if they use restaurant crockery, and 50 cent if they use paper cups.
Rachael Lavelle is Finding Beauty in Songwriting Simplicity
Dublin songwriter Rachael Lavelle on the solitude of songwriting – and the value of creating music that listeners can connect with.
Two Wins in Two in Fr Meaghair Cup for Impressive Camógs
A 1-11 to 2-5 win over Queens University puts Trinity in a prime position to advance from their group.
Analysis
The Big Two Parties on Higher Education – In Their Own Words
Ahead of the election, Faye Curran looks back at the words and deeds of Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael when it comes to third-level education in Ireland.