Opinion

Contribution

One Association, One Question: How Long Must Equality Wait?

Caitlin Evoy reflects on the GAA integration scandal and the need for equality in Gaelic Games
By Caitlin Evoy
Contribution

The Pav-Ussher Paradox

On the strange anxiety of quantitative time
By Samuel Roels
Editorial

The New Rubrics Building Should Be a Student Hub; Instead, It’s a Ghost Town

The newly-renovated site at the heart of campus remains closed to most students in favour of more hotel rooms, temporary staff accommodation and workspaces for retired faculty
By The Editorial Board
Op-Ed

I Knew Rich People Existed but Never Thought I’d Be Standing Next to Them in My Crowded College Bar

Assistant Editor Anna Domownik discusses things that make Trinity’s Freshers’ Week a different experience for everyone
By Anna Domownik

Saol Oíche Bhaile Átha Cliath: Ní Tusa Atá Ann, Is Mise Atá Ann

By Pearl Mc Hugh
Op-Ed

Fat Bears Are All Over My FYP

Fat Bear Week is hilarious and adorable, but it may also teach us what’s worth protecting
By Freja Goldman
Contribution

Campus Couture or Pinterest Board? The Arts Block Eccentric Might Not Be So Unique

Good taste proves to be elusive in the age of a homogenising algorithm
By Powell Sherrod
Op-Ed

The Healy-Rae Cycle

A short analysis of the most successful dynasty in Irish politics, Scud Missiles and the implications of rural independent populism
By Harvey Callaghan
Contribution

TikTok: Obvious Offender or Easy Target?

In the wake of the M9 crash, where should the blame lie in order to learn from this tragedy?
By Lucy Ferguson
Contribution

Bestiality is Abhorrent. So is Animal Agriculture

FBI Director Kash Patel has faced a storm of controversy by altering the FBI’s hiring guidelines for applicants who have engaged in bestiality. The reaction reveals a tension in how we treat animals.
By James Ryan