DUHAC’s Grace Culhane is on a Mission to Make Her Club Inclusive
The BESS student is a modern pentathlete and DUHAC's Inclusion Officer for this year.
I Have OCD. No, I’m Not a Neat Freak
If I had understood OCD beyond the lazy stereotypes about the condition, I may have been diagnosed sooner, writes Hosanna Boutler.
Is Deas an Rud é Uirlis Tuairisce Anaithnide – ach ní ach Céim Amháin é
Tig le mic léinn an uirlis a úsáid chun ciapadh, mí-úsáid, nó bulaíocht déanta ag baill foirne nó ag mic léinn eile a thuairisciú gan ghearán foirmeálta chur isteach.
Tá an GSU ag Snámh in Aghaidh Easa an Chirt Arís Eile
Tá an t-aontas tar éis a cruinniú ginearálta bliantúil a chur ar athló chun liosta lucht vótála a dheimhniú.
Trinity Will Open Tomorrow Unless Government Advises Otherwise
Students were asked to assume that scheduled exams will go ahead tomorrow.
Trinity to Close Tomorrow in Line With Government Advice
Storm Barra is set to hit Ireland early tomorrow, with Dublin under an orange wind warning.
In-Person Exams Still Planned, Says Trinity
Calls to scrap physical exam sittings are growing across the country.
Five Honorary Trinity Graduates to be Conferred Tomorrow
Mary Frances Kelly, Beate Schuler, David Wallach, James Ivan McGuire and Deirdre McLoughlin are to be made honorary Trinity graduates.
Columbia Diaries: Thanksgiving is Christmas on Steroids
The festive season kicked off last month here, and while I was already familiar with some Thanksgiving traditions, there were a few surprises, writes Hana Gallagher.
College’s Fossil Fuel Shares Won’t Be Moved Until 2022
Earlier this year, College said that it would move all its investments into a new climate conscious fund, but the fund is still being constructed.