Open Windows, Open Doors: Women Impressionists at the National Gallery
Eavan O'Keeffe sheds a light on overlooked artists at the Women Impressionists exhibition in the National Gallery upon its 170th year in operation.
Irish Government Launch 25 Full Scholarships for Palestinian Students
The scholarships are specifically for students completing a one year Master’s programme in Ireland for the 2025-2026 academic year.
Does it Pay to go to Trinity? Natalia Kamendy Reveals Differences in Graduate Earnings
In analysis of the Higher Education Authority's Graduate survey STEM students come out top while Arts students earn significantly less.
Forcing Students to Take 51 Week Tenancies is now Illegal Due to Emergency Legislation
New bill banning 51 week leases has been signed into law by President Michael D. Higgins.
USI Pre-Budget Submission: ‘Help Out or Get Out’
The Union of Students in Ireland has finalised its pre-budget submission, which will be submitted to the government to request supports for students across the country.
An Ode to the Pav
Eliora Abramson explores the importance of supporting your college bar and what makes the Pav special.
Hist Win European Debating Championship
CAO First Round Offers Released, Trinity Supplies Record Number of Places
Continued grade inflation leads to record offers and worries over accommodation.
New Cities Added to Dublin Portal, Expanding Attraction’s Notoriety
Lithuania and Poland have been added to the Portal, with more cities to be announced.
Thirteen scholarships offered to Palestinian students – but How Will They Get Out of Gaza?
The journey out of Gaza remains perilous, and transportation options precarious.