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Who Will Students Vote for in the General Election?

The University Times are polling students on their voting preferences for the upcoming election.
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By Brídín Ní Fhearraigh-Joyce
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Photo by Kiara Worth, UN Climate Change.

Ticking Clock, Tremendous Challenges: Two Days Left of COP29 Negotiations

Virtual Delegate Isabel Norman examines the obstacles of COP negotiations.
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By Isabel Norman

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Health Science Students Protest Study and Working Conditions

“I’m tired of not being able to live my life because I can’t afford groceries because I have to spend my money to get to Wicklow on a placement that wasn’t even paid for. I’m tired of getting up at two in the morning and risking my life on dangerous streets of Dublin just so I can get to a placement on time.”
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By Alannah Wrynn

Cultural Collabs of the Century: Trinity’s Network of Multicultural Society Events

 These collaborations between the university’s cultural societies build community across Trinity, unite its student body and introduce new cultural contexts to students. It’s a heartwarming and inviting sight to see.
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By Molly Morris
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A Discussion of Neva Elliot’s Exhibition: Notes on Being Human at Pallas Projects

Neva Elliot transforms her grief into art work as a form of liberation and healing.
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By Fay Santillo Schulze

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COP or Flop – What is Next for Climate Diplomacy

Global leaders turn their back on major UN climate conference in Azerbaijan - with Germany, India, China, and Brazil declining to attend the high-stakes climate event.  By Hugo Murphy
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Do Poppies Deserve a Place in Trinity?

Considering its placement in the heart of Ireland’s capital – and considering the growing calls from College for increased funding from the Irish government – perhaps it might be time, after more than one hundred years of independence, for Trinity to normalise itself into Irish culture, and cast off its colonial traditions. By Adam Mac Phiaraic
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We Must Denormalise and Delegitimise the English Language

The struggle for Irish language rights is de-colonial. But it can never be complete until we collectively de-normalise the language of its oppression, writes Jeffrey Seathún Sardina. By Seathrún Sardina
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A Streetcar Named Desire

How Dublin's public transport system is negatively impacting students. By Carlos Suarez Cabrera
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The 2024 Split Ticket

Why swing states backed democrats for senate, Trump for President. By Luke Gibbons
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