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Trinity FM: “It’s a Great Space for Telling Stories”
Members reflect on their time in Trinity's radio station and the importance of student radio.
French Students Protest Budget Cuts to Colleges and the Arts
John Crofton investigates French students' response to budget cuts amounting to over a billion euro in universities and culture funding.
A Conversation with Hearth Magazine
Eliora Abramson interviews the founders of Trinity's next big literary magazine.
The Best Breakfast Spots Around Dublin
Take a moment to experience Dublin's best breakfast offerings, and I promise, the rest of your day will be infinitely better
Maggie Armstrong in Conversation with Niamh Campbell
Trinity PhD Candidate Wins the Pollard Prize for Poetry
Doctoral researcher of Literary Practice, Gustav Parker Hibbett received the prestigious international poetry prize on Thursday for their debut collection High Jump as Icarus Story.
A Five Day Fast for Peace in Gaza
“We've got to go beyond marching and waving flags”.
Behind the Scenes with Gaza’s Medical Staff
A Palestinian scholar at Trinity shares his experience working in Al-Shifa while Israel systematically destroyed major hospitals and killed over 1,300 healthcare and humanitarian workers.
“Forever Chemicals” No Longer: How France Plans to Ban PFAs – and Why We Should Follow Suit
A look into France’s ‘ambitious’ plans to ban the use of PFAs in everyday appliances.
Analysis
The Fall of American Hegemony: Trump’s Policies and the World in Crisis
Trump’s reckless tariffs, his contempt for allies, and his disregard for democratic norms expose the crumbling foundations of America’s global power.