College
The Eighth is at an End, but Battles Still Remain
Yesterday's events are cause for celebration but the fight for abortion rights is far from over, writes Kathleen McNamee.
People Like Lynn Ruane
Senator Lynn Ruane launched her new autobiography in Trinity last night at an event chaired by Vincent Browne.
Book of Kells Temporarily Replaced by Fake
The famous manuscript has been removed due to “a minor technical issue” and replaced with an exact replica.
After Concerns Over Racism, Phil Cancels Feminism Debate
Speakers were due to discuss the motion 'this house believes that Middle Eastern women need Western feminism'.
At Charter Launch, IUA Calls on Government to ‘Step Up’
University autonomy and government funding once again loomed large, as the IUA launched its ‘Ireland’s Future Talent’ charter today.
Trinity Lecturer Condemns Surgical Mesh Treatment
Prof David Taylor has published research criticising a form of treatment he says leaves patients with a lifetime of damage and pain.
Why Fine Gael Doesn’t Care About the Funding Crisis
Students are an unreliable constituency and so the government has little incentive to please them, writes Matthew Murphy.
Editorial
After Trinity, Ian Mathews’s Next Assignment Will Be a Doddle
As CFO, his job was to balance the books as much as possible, with few options.
Tar Éis na Tríonóide, Beidh Saol an Mhadra Bháin ag Ian Mathews
Mar CFO, bhí air na cuntais a chomhardú, gan mórán rogha eile aige.
Widespread Issues With Online Timetables
Students' timetables are reportedly showing up blank on their online accounts.