InFocus
Being Muslim In Trinity
Edmund Heaphy interviews Sarah Quidwai and asks her what it’s like to be a Muslim in Trinity College
A Look Back at the 2011 Provost Election
The last provost election was defined by Trinity’s ambitions on the world stage, the importance of philanthropic support for the College and Ireland’s financial crisis.
Columbia Dual BA Programme: An Unprecedented Degree In Unprecedented Times
Columbia Dual BA students spend two years of their degree in Trinity and the latter two in Columbia University.
The Students Struggling Against Homophobia’s Hold Over Poland
With “LGBTQ+ free zones” now making up one third of the country's landscape, student activists in Poland face a torrent of discrimination.
Jane Ohlmeyer: A Natural Leader Takes Aim at the Top Job for the Second Time
Former Director of the Long Room Hub Jane Ohlmeyer has also served, among other things as Trinity’s first Vice President for Global Relations
Owen Ward’s Vision For a Traveller-Inclusive Education System
This year, Ward expanded NUI Galway’s University of Sanctuary programme to offer scholarships to Irish Travellers as well as asylum seekers and refugees.
How Students Can Make Trinity’s Campus More Inclusive
What students can do to actively confront prejudice, discrimination and oppression on campus.
Eileen Flynn’s Journey to the Seanad is Like No Other
From her completion of third-level education to her work on the Traveller Culture and History in Education Bill, Eileen Flynn continues her path of activism.
When US President-Elect Joe Biden Visited Trinity
Biden has visited Trinity twice in recent years. Looking back, those who met him recall his warmth and charisma.
Why Students Struggle to Find Their Voice in US Presidential Elections
The 2020 US presidential election, scheduled for November 3rd, has pitted sectors of the nation against each other.