College
Analysis
GSU Presidential Candidates Push Diverging Visions and Experience
Gogoal Falia, Shaz Oye and Michael Sonne offer competing visions for a union that typically suffers from low engagement.
Blueprints for a Lasting Space, As Trinity Plans a New Student Centre
Molly Furey looks at the successes and failures of other student centres and asks what it takes to create a facility that serves students through the decades.
The Trinity Students Making their Mark on Dublin’s Cultural Scene
These Trinity students are making a name for themselves in the cultural sphere, all the while keeping up with a full-time degree.
College Approves Four Scholarships for Asylum Seekers
Trinity will offer four scholarships for students living in direct provision.
GSU Candidates Shine in Intimate Hustings
Candidates seized the chance to impress voters, offering speeches full of passion and plans.
Hard Brexit ‘Vandalism’ Cannot Endanger University Links
Universities will be among the hardest hit from the effects of Brexit, writes Anton Muscatelli.
Students Launch Campaign to Encourage Voting in European Parliament Elections
The campaign is entitled 'This Time I'm Voting'.
Repeating TSM Students May Be Forced to Change Course
Changes to TSM mean students in certain combinations will not be able to repeat years in their chosen course.
End of an Era for Trinity GAA, As Leon Breen Nears Wit’s End
Breen's match-day coverage on Trinity GAA's Twitter is a far cry from your average, blow-by-blow account.
Contribution
Students Will Forgive College Many Things. Adding To Exam Stress Isn’t One
College’s latest timetabling blunder makes an already stressful exam season even more difficult, says Jack Synnott.