College
Editorial
How Exactly Did Trinity’s Campus Fall Into Such Disrepair?
Trinity may have an old campus, but that’s not a new or recent fact.
Contribution
Lending Money in College Can Be a Minefield
Lending and owing money is a natural part of college life but things can become difficult when you don't get paid back.
Honouring Jonathan Swift
The Jonathan Swift Festival is upon us. Here’s a taste of what you can expect from this gathering of enthusiasts.
A Social Media Cap Shouldn’t Be Necessary
Instead of limiting our time on social media, we should use it in a healthy and positive way, writes Eliana Jordan.
Trinity to Loan 11 Manuscripts to National Gallery
College will loan 11 prints for an exhibition about 19th century Irish paint etchers.
Santry Stacks Full and ‘Not Fit for Purpose’
College is also considering offloading D'Olier St and Foster Place.
Treallús ag Teastáil i dTaobh Iompair Phoiblí na Cathrach
Má thagann athrú ar mheoin na bpolaiteoirí, agus má tá an tÚdarás Náisiúnta Iompair níos ullmhaithe le comhairliúcháin phoiblí, chuirfí feabhas réabhlóideach ar shaol na cathrach.
Far from Agony in Trinity’s Gruesome Playground Injuries
An interesting exploration into the forces that govern how we love portrayed wonderfully in Trinity’s final Debut festival.
Cosmic Physics, Vaccines and Travel Writing: Trinity’s New Electives Look to the Future
The electives will connect students with the groundbreaking research going on across College.
Engineering Students Bemoan Crowded Christmas Exam Timetable
Many engineering students will sit three exams in less than 24 hours this year.