Why Trinity Should Introduce A Compulsory Environmental Science Module
Sustainability, climate change, and environmental science affect every degree, and it is time that that is reflected in our university’s curriculums, writes Alix Pletcher.
The Psychedelic Revival
Psychedelic drugs have long been linked to Woodstock-era counterculture, but scientists are now hoping to harness their power to treat mental illnesses.
Tributes Paid by UCD Alumni to ‘Old Man Belfield’, Who Died on Monday
Michael Byrne, a homeless man who often slept on the UCD campus, was affectionately known to many as ‘Old Man Belfield’.
Sally Rooney to Publish Third Novel in September
The Trinity graduate received critical acclaim for her novel Normal People, which was set in the College.
70% Decrease in Trinity Students Studying Abroad This Semester
Trinity continued to allow students to go on Erasmus, after many universities cancelled their programmes last summer.
Tá Bearta Maolaithe mar Bhua do Mhic Léinn, Ach Tháinig an Chumarsáid Ró-Dhéanach
An tseachtain seo d’fhógair raidhse de bhearta maolaithe don tréimhse scrúdaithe atá le teacht.
Is Masla atá sa Mholadh Deontais Shuarach do Shocrúcháin d’Altraí Faoi Oiliúnt
Bhí frustrachas agus díomá ar ionadaithe mac léinn ón gCumann Altraí agus Ban Cabhrach na hÉireann nuair a thug an moladh deontais gealltanas €100 sa tseachtain dóibh.
The Latest Issue of Channel Magazine Tackles Intersectional Environmentalism
Packed with poetry and prose, the latest issue of this eco-literary magazine was launched on November 26th.
How Brent Geese and Surveillance Capitalism Inspired Designer Una Curran
A poster girl for uncanny inspiration, Una Curran’s award-winning graduate collection takes the patterns of migratory birds and modern society – and makes it fashion.
Trinity Launches MPhil in Modern and Contemporary Literary Studies
The MPhil is a taught master’s degree, which can be studied full time for a year or part time for two years.