OPINION

Contribution

USI Sets Worrying Precedent by Supporting NUS President-Elect Malia Bouattia

Simon Foy argues that Bouattia's anti-Semitic remarks should be condemned by USI.
By Simon Foy
Analysis

The Spectre of Male Suicide: Masculinity isn’t the Problem, Our Attitude Towards it is

James Behan analyses the potential causes behind Ireland's abnormally high and worrying male suicide rates.
By James Behan
Contribution

Fear and Loathing in the Ussher Tower

Battling it out in the under-seated and oversubscribed libraries.
By James Bennett

Mental Health Cuts are a Matter of Life or Death

Aisling Curtis argues that, as one in five young adults experience mental health difficulties, proposed cuts are directly targeting youth health.
By Aisling Curtis

Would we be Better Off Specialising as Graduates?

Aisling Curtis questions whether choosing at 18 is nothing more than a hopeful stab in the dark.
By Aisling Curtis
Contribution

Feminists of Trinity is Misguided: Society Doesn’t Need the Constricting Ideology

James Behan argues that feminist thought extends far beyond inoffensive platitudes about equality.
By James Behan

Ritalin Use Stems from a Pressure to Succeed

James Shaw discusses the use and abuse of ritalin by college students desperate for success.
By James Shaw

Students Need Places to Eat Their Own Food Before Places to Start a Business

Trinity has a reputation of poor spatial provision, and, despite recent developments, basic student spaces remain absent.
By Sinéad Baker
Contribution

Ticking “No Religion” on the Census Could Lead to Much-Needed Change

Simon Foy argues that the declining influence of the Church in Irish society deserves to be reflected in the upcoming census.
By Simon Foy
Contribution

With Mental Illness, Broken Once Need Not Equate to Broken Forever

Kayle Crosson on her experiences with depression and anxiety, and how you're not alone no matter how low you feel.
By Kayle Crosson