Opinion
Why Graduation is Just a Big Disappointment
Alanna MacNamee argues that graduation can be bittersweet for many students.
Negative Body Feelings? Seek Help
In a world of increased pressure and social demands, the importance of learning to love oneself should not be disregarded.
UK Universities Must Adapt to Brexit’s Uncertainty
Vice-Chancellor of Anglia Ruskin University Iain Martin says universities want greater clarity over the next steps as the UK leaves the EU.
We Shouldn’t Be Voting on Human Rights
Whether in Australia or Ireland, let's not make people's right a matter for a simple majority, writes Annie Hoey.
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Changing How You Look at Erasmus
In light of concerns from law and French students, Louise Lawless believes that law students need to approach Erasmus differently.
In the Months Ahead, Trinity Will Facilitate Free and Fair Debate
Vice-Provost Chris Morash argues that, as Ireland looks towards a referendum next year, all voices need to be heard.
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Inside Trinity’s Library, the Library Snake Awaits
Despite appearances of charm and grandeur, the library presents challenges no student could anticipate.
Sexual Assault and Harassment Will Persist Until Men Stand up Against It
Simon Foy argues that to properly address sexual assault, men must call out inappropriate behaviour in all its forms.
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My Disability is Not a Costume
Dressing up as a disabled character for Halloween isn't acceptable and it certainly isn't funny, says Niamh Herbert.
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Students Marched for Education. They didn’t for Ibrahim
Following Ibrahim Halawa's long-awaited release, Alanna MacNamee asks why students did not mobilise in greater numbers to secure his freedom.