Natural Capital is Attractive, But We Cannot Put a Price Tag on Natural Resources
It is important to question who the increasingly normalized concept of natural capital truly benefits – and the answer is not necessarily the greater good, writers Alix Pletcher.
University Of Leicester Announces Cuts to its English Literature Curriculum
Staff and students of the Trinity School of English have signed an open letter strongly condemning these changes.
Two Experienced Union Candidates Battle it Out in Education Race
This year, Dan O’Reilly and Bev Genockey are running for the position of education officer, after the race was uncontested last year.
In Editor Race, Traditional Candidate Takes on Far-Right Opponent
For the third time in the newspaper’s history, the editor race will be contested.
Electoral Commission to Allow Candidates to Post on Telegram
Candidates may only post on social media platforms sanctioned by the Electoral Commission.
Editorial
Mary Robinson’s Comments About Dubai Princess Comes Two Years Too Late
Robinson has said that she was ‘tricked’ by the Dubai royal family, rowing back on comments she made in 2018 about Sheikha Latifa being a ‘troubled young woman’.
Editorial
History is Important. Trinity Should be Commended for Investigating Its Past
Two Trinity researchers are embarking on a two-year investigation into College’s historical links to slavery and imperialism.
Green Week, Murder Mystery and Trinity Arts Festival: Your Week Ahead
If you’ve been side-stepping society engagement up until now, this week you’ll have no excuses!
In Presidential Race, Candidates Reckon With a Situation Out of their Control
This year’s elections will take place fully online for the first time in the union’s history.
Trinity Sets New Limits on Study Time in Libraries
The decision comes in response to new public health guidelines.