Analysis
USI Hustings Betray the Union’s Work to do on Student Engagement
At a sparsely attended hustings hosted by TCDSU, candidates pitched their ideas for lobbying government, improving USI structures and getting more students involved.
Ní Mór do DCU Troid ar Son a Alumnas Mehwish Saqib
Tá órdú díbeartha curtha arís ar Saqib, céimí de chuid an tionscadal University of Sanctuary.
Níor Cheart go mBeadh ar Éinne i TCDSU Obair go Lán-Aimseartha Gan Phá
Cuireadh achainí amach chun reifreann a reáchtáil ar phost eagarthóra The University Times a chur ina phost deonach.
Ents Expresses Frustration at Trinity Ball Ticketing Mixup
Over 300 people have been issued refunds after heavy traffic on the Ball website meant more users paid for tickets than the number of tickets available.
Two Years Ago, I Quit Instagram. I Don’t Regret it
I've realised I don't need to know whether that girl I’d met at a party four years back had gotten that job interview or not, among other things, writes Kate Moran.
Ivana Bacik Named Labour Leader
The first-time TD is a former TCDSU president and Reid Professor of Criminal Law in Trinity.
The Gate Goes Ghoulish With A ‘Frankenstein’ Retelling
'Frankenstein: How to Make a Monster' is a rendering of Mary Shelley’s classic through the mix of beatbox, gig and theatre.
Provost Opts Not to Approve Fee Increases for Non-EU Students
A fee freeze will be implemented for the 2022/23 academic year, but any possible increases will be discussed at a later date.
A Sobering Opera Comes to Trinity’s Berkeley Library
'The Scorched Earth Trilogy' will feature three interwoven operas connected through the thread of climate change and global warming.
Ukrainians are ‘Just Like Us’ – But So Are Refugees from All Over the World
Our willingness to support Ukraine, while undeniably positive, betrays how we value humans differently based on race, writes Hosanna Boulter.