Hist Wins Second Guinness World Record After Marathon Debate
Following its recognition as the oldest student society, members of the College Historical Society earned a second world record after a 27-hour debate.
Ellie Goulding Receives LawSoc’s Praeses Elit Award
The singer was presented the award at the GMB last Tuesday
Red Umbrella is Dublin’s Necessary and Polarising Film Festival
The inaugural Red Umbrella Film Festival, developed by current and former sex workers, will run from October 19th until October 22nd.
Molnárfi Under Pressure From Electoral Commission
The most recent Electoral Commission report, to be presented this evening at Student Council, serves as a reminder to TCDSU President László Molnárfi of his constitutional obligations.
Lost in Translation: Exchange Students Condemn College’s Poor Communication
Trinity's study abroad programme is systemically disorganised and uncommunicative, leaving students frustrated and at times vulnerable.
Gross Inequalities in Resourcing of Trinity Women’s Soccer Team
The team has had to forfeit matches due to lack of funding and currently has no coach
In Conversation With: Mary Morrissy
"What do we know of Nora Barnacle except what we know through James Joyce?"
Review: Ross O’Carroll Kelly’s Camino Royale
"Basically, it's a cracking read", writes Cilian Hickey
Anti-Travel, Or, An Ode To Staying Home
Clara Roche explores the alternative to exploring.
A Night at The Opera
The Gaity's Faust is a tumultuous experience of love and suffering that is not for all