OPINION
Contribution
Driving Myself Around the Bend
Learning to drive can be perilous, writes Nessa Boland.
Does Veganism Mean Victory?
The creation of a vegan society is a telling sign of the changing place of veganism in our society, writes Ciannait Khan.
Analysis
A Palestine Referendum Creates a Fork in the Road for TCDSU
During TCDSU elections, candidates called for a more local union. Now, students have a chance to decide where the union's focus should lie.
The Opt-Out Referendum is a Matter of Basic Rights
TCDSU is valuable for students, but so is students' freedom to choose, writes James Martin.
Contribution
Boycotting Israel Puts Trinity on the Right Side of History
The College's current position on Israel runs contradictory to its long record of anti-apartheid values, argues Patrick O'Donoghue.
Students Aren’t Snowflakes. They’re Fearless
Take Back Trinity was a welcome attack on commercialisation in our universities, writes Dr Daragh Downes.
Contribution
‘Yes’ agus ‘No’: An Dúshlán Aistriúcháin An Reifrinn
Gan aistriúchán díreach ar na focail dearfach agus diúltach, is rud deacair é reifrinn a aistriú go Gaeilge.
Analysis
Why Trinity Collidge is Key to the Supplemental Fees Campaign
Michael McDermott’s page has become a cradle for humorous – and politically useful – memes in the course of recent protests.
Staff and Students Should Unite to Take Back Trinity
Unite's Cieran Perry offers staff support to the campaign against supplemental exam fees.
Student Protesters’ Commitment is Unprecedented
Today's direct action suggests a resolve that should have the College trembling, writes Ciannait Khan.