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New Initiatives Aim to Make STEM More Accessible to Women

Minister for Higher Education Mary Mitchell O'Connor launched two programmes designed to highlight the benefits of STEM to women.
By Alice Payne

Seachtain Scairtí agus an Earnáil Ardoideachais Trína Chéile

Dúradh tráth nár chabhraigh sé. Ach tá gearán mar gheall ar an ghéarchéim ardoideachais in Éirinn ag fás seachtain i ndiaidh seachtaine.

Cultúr Gangaideach i DCU – Ach Ní Eisceacht Í Seo

Is soineanta a rá nach ndéantar aithris ar chultúr Meiriceánach na gcumann go minic ar champais Éireannacha eile.

Fighting Female Disillusionment in STEM

In a Burke panel discussion last night, women in STEM disagreed and discussed how the field should fix inequality.
By Aoife Kearins

Alt-J Talk All Things Hip Hop and American Psycho

Joe Newman and Gus Unger-Hamilton spoke to The University Times about the band's hip-hop heavy new album, Reduxer.
By Michael Dooley

Speaking With: Hen’s Teeth

From humble beginnings at a kitchen table to an innovative collective, Hen's Teeth emanates dynamic ambition and accessibility all at once.
By Sorcha Brennan

Trinity’s Kevin Mitchell to Launch Book

‘Innate’ delves into how our brains are wired.
By Brónagh Kennedy

Photo and Film Exhibition Aims to Educate and Entertain

Set up outside the Berkeley until Friday, the 8x8 photography and film exhibition is a student-run initiative focused on global justice issues.
By Aaron Finnegan

Proposal for a Pedestrianised College Green Rejected

Trinity had previously expressed concerns about increased footfall and access to campus but 'broadly' supported the plan.
By Kathleen McNamee

At Higher Education Town Hall, Students at Cross Purposes

TCDSU held a town hall this evening to gauge students’ views on the campaign for higher education funding.
By Aisling Marren and Ciannait Khan