Editorial
One Amicable Council is Not a Quick Fix for TCDSU’s Problems
At council last Tuesday, a discussion item on respect within the union prompted members to commit to more civil discourse.
An Propast, na Trinitones, agus Ciara Ní É: Seachtain na hÉigse Mhór le Teacht
Tosóidh Seachtain na hÉigse lán le hócáidí cultúrtha agus teanga ar an Luan.
DU Players’ FemFest Honours Feminine-Aligned Narratives
The festival featured art, poetry, music and talks all centred around celebrating feminine-aligned identities and experiences.
Chu: PhD Students Will Leave Ireland if They are Not Paid Living Wage
Chu announced her intention to contest the upcoming Seanad bye election on Friday.
The Phil Ponders the Ethics of Empty Housing
Taking on opposition from the University of Cambridge, the host's came close but were ultimately defeated.
Mental Health: How Many More Tragic Cases Will it Take Before Government Acts?
I have the unique experience of being that missing face. I don't want anyone else to be, writes Niall Prior.
Myra Hughes’ Etchings Show a Campus from Bygone Days
The first in a series of articles on depictions of Trinity in Irish art throughout history focuses on the etchings of Myra Hughes and their significance for Trinity’s image.
DU Motor Club: Trinity’s Lost Society
The society, founded in 1924, was disbanded in 2003. Not much else is known about its history.
Hazel Chu Announces Seanad Bid
The Green Party member and former Dublin Lord Mayor brings the list of confirmed candidates to 12.
DUAFC’s Collingwood Cup Campaign Starts Strong With Victory Over UL
A 1-0 victory at home has secured Trinity a place the in quarter final of the competition.