External Quality Review Finds College Governance is ‘Overcomplicated’
The review called for increased investment across the College to ensure research and academic quality is maintained.
Five of the Best: Paddy’s Day Events
And no, we promise none of them are cringeworthy.
A Tale of Two Curfews in South Africa
On erasmus near Cape Town, Charlie Moody-Stuart found himself having to think creatively to pass the time – but for those one town over, lockdown has brought challenges of a far greater magnitude.
Speaking With: Shane O’Connor, Photographer of the Stars
The photographer as made a name for himself through portrait photography.
A Tour of Dublin’s Ethnic Food Stores
The rising interest in ethnic supermarkets in Ireland speaks volumes about the intersection of cultures that has been happening in the past two decades
Trinity Trend: Knee-High Boots
Endlessly chic with the added bonus of being waterproof, the knee-high boot is back with a bang.
Kate Dolan: The Newest One to Watch in Irish Horror
Horror film ‘You Are Not My Mother’ uses Irish folklore in an urban setting to explore mental illness.
Colleges, Climate and Culinary Choices
How can universities use research to encourage students and staff to consider environmentally friendly eating options?
The Tired Debate Around the Usefulness of Arts Degrees
Perhaps we should stop measuring the success of graduates from different faculties in the same way, writes Sophie Coffey.
Petition Launched to Slash Funding of The University Times
The petition seeks to trigger a referendum which would make the role of Editor unpaid.