Kit or Couture?
Valentina Milne investigates how football is blurring the line between sport and fashion.
“Smell the Sweaty, Hairy, Gross Odours” of ‘The Pits’
Lisa Bussi and Amy Scollard discuss their hairy debut, which runs until March 15th at the Samuel Beckett Theatre
What You Need to Know About Green Week
Green Week has arrived once again under the theme of “Healthy Planet, Healthy People,” what does this mean and how can you participate?
Resilience and Reward: Mature Students Navigating Higher Education
Amélie McGowan navigates the highs and lows of the mature student experience in conversation with Ailish Smith and others.
Column
Why Libraries are the Best Places
Dr Becky Long advocates for the importance of reading, regardless of when or where, for the personal growth it fosters.
Contribution
The Economy Relies on Student Jobs but Refuses to Recognise Them
Regardless of the role and the company, there is a basic level of respect everyone is entitled to, writes Sophie Coffey.
Op-Ed
Dublin Needs Late-Night Transport
Public transport in Dublin is dubious at the best of times, but those times need to start including the hours after midnight, writes Sophie Coffey.
Embracing Lisbon: Insights from an American Expat on the City’s Allure
Wynslow Wilmot speaks to Marcy Pettitt, an American expat living in Lisbon, about the city's climate, cost of living and cultural diversity.
Op-Ed
Students and Staff Must Unite on Lecture Recordings
At our College, there is no all-around access to lecture recordings. Ultimately, the antagonism must be dissolved through the power of student-staff solidarity, writes László Molnárfi.
New Ethnic Minorities Support Group Begins March 4th
In collaboration with Black Therapists Ireland Founder, Ejiro Ogbevoen, and through the work of Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) Ethnic Minorities Officer, Hamza Bana, TCD’s Student Counselling Service (SCS) starts an Ethnic Minorities Support Group.