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Trinity Students Launch Voter Registration Drive for US Elections
Mail-in ballots are going to be central to what will be one of the most contentious elections in US history.
The Students on the Other End of the Line
For over 20 years, students have been volunteering for the NiteLine phone and messaging service which students can call free of charge every night of the week.
Queen’s Investigates ‘Reckless’ Students Who Danced to ‘Rock the Boat’
Queen’s University Belfast is investigating a video that appears to show its students dancing to “Rock the Boat” without masks or social distancing.
Freshers’ Week 2020: A First Time for First Years and Societies Alike
After six months of uncertainty, incoming freshers are willing to get creative to make the most of an unlikely first year.
Proposed Changes to Schols Could See Most Exams Scrapped
The Senior Lecturer brought proposed changes to Schols to University Council last February.
Irish Poet and Trinity Graduate Derek Mahon Dies, Aged 78
Mahon, who continued writing up until his death, was appointed as Trinity’s first ever Writer Fellow in 1986.
Legally Fond: The Trinity Student Podcast Taking Freshers’ Week by Storm
Through the podcast, Gavin Dowd, Alex MacDonnell and Pierce O’Meara, three final-year law students, hope to make the law more accessible.
A Guide to Trinity’s Top Social Media Accounts
From pictures of sunsets over the Campanile, to envious bowls of porridge, these accounts offer a range of top quality social media content to Trinity students.
Not Seen on Screen: Normal Things
A rundown of some of the normal realities of life on campus that Sally Rooney’s ‘Normal People’ didn’t quite capture, despite its name.
Blanket Statements For All Universities ‘Unhelpful’, Says Provost
The presidents of Ireland's universities met the Minister for Higher Education Simon Harris today to discuss the crises facing third-level.