College
DUFC Inch Closer to AIL Semi-Final With Bruising Terenure Win
A 10-7 win in College Park means Trinity are four games away from the semi-finals of the All-Ireland League.
Law Soc Panellists Urge Women to Remain Tenacious and Passionate
Lisa Carty, Tara Flynn and Sinéad Burke were among panelist to discuss gender equality with Law Soc this week.
College to Introduce Breastfeeding Pod in Arts Block
Trinity is trying to expand on the facilities available to new mothers working and studying in the College.
Feeling the Fear in Final Year
As the end of College draws nearer, final-year students are hit with panic, writes Matthew Murphy.
Contribution
Should There be Minimum Requirements for Sabbatical Officers?
TCDSU should consider introducing interviews for election candidates, writes Aoife Kearins.
Fazaeli on her Journey from Airport Harassment to Feminist Activism
On Tuesday, Chairperson of the Immigrant Council of Ireland Dr Roja Fazaeli provided an engaging and thought-provoking insight into Islamic feminism.
Holocaust Survivor Reminds Students: ‘We All Have the Same Roots’
Speaking to Trinity’s Jewish Society and the Phil, Janine Webber told of the horrors her family experienced during the Holocaust.
Trinity Autism Researchers Come Together With the Public
The 'What's next in Autism Genetics?' conference held in Dublin this week offered a forum for members of the public to engage with researchers.
Contract Staff Numbers to Surge in College’s New Buildings
75 per cent of new hires for security, attendant, housekeeping and maintenance will be subcontracted.
Contribution
The Practical Case for a Vote to Re-Open Nominations
Students often don't see voting for RON as a legitimate option in uncontested races.