InFocus
‘Trinity can do more’: Universities’ Role in Combating Anti-Asian Hate Crime
The coronavirus pandemic has forced universities to confront the problem of anti-Asian racism on their campuses.
Cells and Selfies: the PhD Students Sharing Their Research Online
A new type of influencer – the PhD candidate – is emerging online in an attempt to combat the loneliness and pressures of the work.
CAO: Trinity’s Points Changes Mapped
Points went up in many courses as College received a record number of first-preference applications.
The Environmental Impact of Academic Conferences
Jetting across the world to meet other researchers may have to become a thing of the past if universities are to help fight climate change.
Trinity’s New Vice Provost is a Pragmatist Above All Else
Prof Orla Sheils says her appointment to College's second-most senior role was a total surprise.
Filling the Gaps in Ireland’s Cyber Security Knowledge
After high-profile cyber attacks in Ireland and abroad, training people in cyber security has never been more important.
‘We Need More Than a Push at Pride’: Non-Binary Students’ Battle for Recognition
Colleges are taking steps to allow non-binary students to use gender-neutral pronouns on official records, but ignorance and discrimination persist.
Looking Abroad in Response to Our Student Housing Crisis
From shipping containers to purpose-built housing, Patrick Lavelle investigates how international cities are dealing with student accommodation shortages.
The Trinity Researchers Examining the Powers – and Dangers – of Cannabis
Cannabis derivatives have wide-ranging applications from treating brain inflammation to epilepsy – but it has potential health risks too.
The Turing Scheme: A Brexit-Induced Alternative to Erasmus
Pitched as an alternative to a European exchange, the Turing scheme has received mixed reactions from stakeholders in British universities.