Western Universities’ Reckoning with their Role in Cultural Theft
Some of the most prized historical artefacts are located in universities a long distance from where they originate.
Trinity Researchers Make Key Advance in Epilepsy Research
The team have identified a specific cause for the condition which could pave the way for new treatments.
Editorial
USI Congress is Stale and Unproductive. A New Format is Badly Needed
The national union's annual decision-making convention took place for the first time in person since 2019 last week.
Ireland Must ‘Overtly Stand’ with LGBTQ+ Community, Vigil Hears
Over a thousand people gathered at the Dáil this evening in memory of Aidan Moffitt and Michael Snee.
Physics Students Take on Lecturers in Five-a-Side for Ukraine
Tickets for the event are being sold at a minimum of €2.
USI Opts not to Vote on Anti-War Motion
USI Congress had a lengthy debate this morning on Irish neutrality and universities' links to the Irish Defence Forces.
USI to Lobby for Change to SUSI Proof of Estrangement Process
Eligibility for SUSI is based in part on a student’s family income, if they are classified as a dependent
Beth O’Reilly Elected USI President After Running Uncontested
O'Reilly is the incumbent USI Vice President for Campaigns.
USI Votes to Boycott the Irish Times Over Conversion Therapy Op-Ed
The national union will no longer give comments or interviews to the newspaper.
USI Shoots Down ‘Dublin-Centric’ Motion on Cultural Death of Capital
The motion proposed a campaign strategy to reverse cultural decline in Dublin.