Activism

Trinity Students Campaign for 100% Plant-Based Catering to Combat Climate Crisis

This marks the latest development in a growing national movement for plant-based menus in universities across Ireland.
By Phoebe Pascoe

Thousands Rally at Trans and Intersex Pride

Organisers demanded better healthcare and expressed solidarity with oppressed groups
By Brídín Ní Fhearraigh-Joyce

TCDSU President Jenny Maguire Leads Trans and Intersex Dublin Pride Block

Thousands March at Dublin’s Pride Parade in Celebration and Solidarity
By Brídín Ní Fhearraigh-Joyce

DUGES and Alliance for Choice Derry Educate Students on Abortion Stigma

As part of SHAG Week, DUGES hosted an abortion pills and stigma workshop run by Alliance for Choice Derry.
By Phoebe Pascoe
Analysis

Key Takeaways from the UCD Encampment

While the UCD encampment is ambitious in its goals, the protest's lack of financial and academic disruption may impact the group's ability to bargain with university management, writes Fionn Bowes-Fitzpatrick.
By Fionn Bowes-FItzpatrick

Israeli Embassy Criticises College and Trinity Encampment

The Israeli embassy issued a statement describing the encampment as a “campaign of discrimination and delegitimization against Israel” and College as “verging on antisemitism”.
By Brídín Ní Fhearraigh-Joyce

Encampment to End, College to Cut Ties with Israeli Companies

Five days after the TCDSU and BDS encampment began, Trinity College have released an outline their plan regarding their ties to Israeli companies and institutions.
By Leah Downey

“The Community is Incredible”: Inside the Day-to-Day Workings of Trinity’s BDS Encampment

Protesters present at Fellows’ Square spoke to The University Times about the close-knit community working to support the cause.
By Brídín Ní Fhearraigh-Joyce

College Senior Management Meet with BDS, Concede to Encampment Demands

Protesters have celebrated the "partial success" of College's agreement to divest from investments in occupied Palestinian territories and the promise of a taskforce to reconsider academic ties with Israel.
By Brídín Ní Fhearraigh-Joyce
Column

The Students of Columbia University Inspire Students Around the World

Reporting on the escalation at Columbia University on the night of the April 31st, seen as a protester from the streets outside the university, Fiona Lüling asks whether this is the end of the student protests.
By Fiona