Opinion
Op-Ed
Has InterRail Always Been for the Wealthy?
Opinion Editor Weronika Brzechffa examines the historical myth of budget travel and “euromaxxing”
Op-Ed
Learning Over Legislation: Ireland’s Proposed Pornography Ban
The Cabinet must face the nuances of violent pornography and its embedment in society through education
Editorial
Trinity Isn’t Equipped For Its Vast Visiting Student Population
With one of the highest visiting student rates in Europe, the College’s inadequate systems are disadvantaging both exchange and full-degree students
The Commodification of “Irishness” in Modern Food Culture
An interview with an Irish dairy farmer
Op-Ed
AI Is Dooming Our Learning Abilities, Whether You Want It to or Not
Jules Nati discusses the impacts of AI on learning and modes of examination
Op-Ed
Carney-Mania
Mark Carney’s Davos speech signals not a moral shift, but a shift in who feels the consequences of American power
Contribution
Rocky Road to Dublin?
Is Dublin still car-centric and how can the city combat its congestion?
The Price of Being Fed
What Dublin’s food scene tells students of their worth
Contribution
Mastering a Second Language
Ann-Kathrin Viktoria Brämer on Everything They Don’t Teach You in English Class
Op-Ed
Looking Ahead: Trinity BDS Since the Encampment
What is the main goal of Trinity's BDS sect after achieving divestment?