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An April Fool’s Joke with Meaning
Eliora Abramson speaks to Chairperson of the DU Geographical Society about their Sally Rooney themed April Fool’s joke and how it shines a spotlight on the Freeman Library
Casadh na Leathanaigh: Mar a Mhairfidh Siopaí Leabhar na hÉireann Ré Amazon
Pléann Sophie Jones tionchar ré Amazon ar shiopaí leabhar na tíre.
Coastal Tales: How heritage stories can help protect Dublin Bay’s coastal ecosystems
A new project by Professor Poul Holm and Dr. Cordula Scherer of the Trinity Centre for Environmental Humanities takes a transdisciplinary approach to preserve the natural and cultural heritage of Dublin Bay.
Contribution
An Open Letter to the Students’ Union
I speak now to the outgoing Student’s Union. Your job was to protect the rights of the students of this college.
Analysis
The Rare-Earth Reckoning: What the US-Ukraine Mineral Deal Means for the World
While the use of rare earth metals has been normalised in today’s society, underneath it lies a story of exploitation and human rights violations.
The Far-Right are Living Among Us
My experience as an immigrant student attending the United Against Racism counter-protest.
“Sit back down” the Overuse of Standing Ovations
The more the standing ovation is used the less valuable it becomes.
Conspóid ar na Comharthaí Gaeilge i Mórstáisiún Lárnach Bhéal Feirste
Tá ágóidí agus coinbhleachtaí ag teacht síosle déanaí ar an staisiún mar gheall ar chomharthaíocht Ghaeilge.
The Power of Peer Mentorship: Why Women Mentoring Women Matters
As women’s mentoring programmes grow across Trinity, The Women’s Network leads a transformative peer support movement.
The Man Behind the Mo
Exploring the 2024 Movember TCD campaign