With Climate Change on Everyone’s Minds, EnviroSoc Looks to the Future
Trinity's Environmental Society promotes the belief that there is no such thing as a perfect environmentalist.
Speaking With: Gavin Kostick on the ‘Fight Night’ 10th Anniversary Tour
The Irish playwright explores his experience returning to his play after a decade.
Should I Lie to You? The Hist Debates Radical Honesty in Maidens Final
The motion for the final was 'This House Prefers A World With Radical Honesty'.
Caithfidh Cás an Athraithe Aeráide Mic Léinn a Thabhairt le Chéile Arís
Tá ról lárnach ag gníomhaíochas mac léinn i bhforbairt na ngealltanas lag a bhí tugtha ag COP26
Ní Mór don Leas-Uachtarán ar son Gníomhú Aeráide Buckley a Bheith Láidir
Is reitric chumasach gan ghealltanas a bhí i dtráchtanna de chuid an Leas-Uachtaráin ar son Gníomhú Aeráide.
Binder Trial Postponed Over Lack of Interpreters
The Trinity graduate faces up to 25 years in prison for helping refugees off the coast of Greece in 2018.
106 Days Meets 25 Years: Seán Binder Speaks Out in Advance of His Trial
The Trinity graduate faces 25 years in prison over his efforts to help refugees in Greece several years ago.
Seven Trinity Academics Among World’s Most-Cited Researchers
The list is made up of 6,600 researchers from 70 countries, including 24 Nobel laureates.
Return of Mitigation Measures Likely for Upcoming Exam Period
Measures such as an automatic right to deferral were introduced during the pandemic.
‘What I (Don’t) Know About Autism’ is Innovative and Educational
The show was performed live in the Peacock for a revival and is currently available to watch online.