Editorial
Editorial: Budget 2023 Does Not Go Far Enough for Third-Level Students
The Government announced Budget 2023 on September 27th.
Elite Hobbies: Examining the Sport Favoured by the USA’s One Per Cent
Charlie Hastings reflects on his childhood playing golf and how the US golf scene could learn a thing or two from Irish golfing traditions.
I Can’t Get Home
Cleo Daly and Emma Fitzpatrick explore the lack of freedom that comes with being unable to do even the most basic task safely as a woman: walking home.
Sigh: Curse the Chaos of the English Language
The English language is a force of chaos but also one of beauty, writes Siothrún Sardina.
Trinity Student Elected to Youth Committee of European Disability Forum
Physics student Ben Rowsome has been elected to the Youth Committee of the European Disability Forum, where he will represent Autism Europe.
The Bray Literary Festival Showcases Irish Writers, New and Old
The festival had its final run last weekend, featuring a wide-ranging group of Irish artists
Pavilion Bar Announces €43,902 Debt at DUCAC AGM
An inaugural Sports Ball and a significant increase in Sports Centre usage were among the other key features of the evening.
Ireland Ranks Third for Third-Level Attainment in OECD Rankings
The report also outlined that the number of young people not in employment or education dropped to 12.1 per cent and that 63 per cent of young people in Ireland are in education.
Star-Studded Meteors Soar to Victory over Spirited Galway Mystics in Fight of the Finns
Trinity survived a second-half NUIG resurgence to start their season with a win, in a game where sisters Dayna and Hazel Finn first faced each other on the court
None of This is Serious Captures the Seriousness of Being Young in Ireland
Catherine Prasifka explores the themes of her novel, her writing style and her future writing plans