Green Consumerism is a Stress Response, Not Activism
Green consumerism’s value lies in soothing our guilty conscience or dampening our fears about the future, writes Paul Cotter.
Students Walk Out of Classes to Protest Rising Cost of Living
Thousands flocked to Front Square at 11.11am today after being allowed to leave classes, a move made by the administration to show solidarity with students protesting.
Devastating DUFC Determined to Continue Demolishing Adversaries
The men’s rugby team has scored 88 points in its opening two games this season, and it is keen to keep piling them on.
An Cailín Ciúin Passes €1m Mark in Irish and UK Box Offices
The film is also being entered to the Best International Feature Film category of the Oscars on behalf of Ireland.
Minister Harris Announces Funding for 24/7 Mental Health Student Support
The funding will be available to all publicly funded higher education institutions for this academic year.
The Interesting Impacts of the Euro-USD Equivalency on International Students
With a major economic event comes some unusual impacts on the world’s student population.
Caithfidh Aontas na Mac Léinn Coláiste na Tríonóide a Bheith Cúramach ar Fhadhb na hIondaíochta Iarchéime
An tseachtain seo caite, níor freagraíodh a lán ceisteanna tar éis dhá chruinniú halla an bhaile a reáchtáladh chun plé a dhéanamh ar thodhchaí iondaíocht iarchéime sa choláiste.
Editorial
Editorial: TCDSU Must Tread Carefully on the Issue of Representation for Postgraduates
Many questions were left unanswered following two town halls held to discuss the future of postgraduate representation in college last week.
DUFC Women Momentum Derailed by Railway Union RFC in Hard-Learned Humbling
Railway steamed to a ten-try victory, leaving Trinity looking to get their season back on track.
USI Plans Student Walkout Over Cost of Living and Accommodation Crises
The Union of Students in Ireland, in collaboration with TCDSU, has arranged a walkout this Thursday to combat the fiscal pressures facing students.