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The Trinity Drug Problem No One Talks About
Amy Wei examines how drug use at Trinity has become an unexamined norm — and what that says about privilege, culture, and consequence.
Blue Ghost’s Historic Landing: A New Era For Private Space Missions
Goodbye Bridget Jones
The Bridget Jones films remind us to know our worth, never to give up and remember that, in the real world, there is no happy ending, but there can be a happy life as long as we work every day to build it for ourselves.
Journeying Through Imagined Pasts and Possible Futures with Flow
Helena Thiel reviews the academy award winning animated film for The University Times.
An Cnádán in Éirinn
Tá iarrachtaí forleathan anois ann chun an débheathach seo a chaomhnú.
Trinity Health Science Faculty Promoted a Foundation with Links to Zionist Organisations
Following the events of October 7th, Azrieli announced via their website that they would be sending $10 million to Israel, stating the foundation “stands united with Israel as it defends itself”.
Béal Feirste – Príomhchathair Nua na Gaeilge?
Ná bac le Baile Átha Cliath, an í Béal Feirste príomh-cathair nua na Gaeilge?
The Reality of Studying at Trinity College as an International Student
Trinity College does offer an exceptional social experience and a name that will look fantastic on your CV, but when it comes to the things that truly matter – like housing, financial support, and meaningful academic guidance – students are largely left to their own devices.
The STEM Internship Experience
The highs and lows of securing an internship - while maintaining your sanity.
“If We Want Work, we Have to Create it Ourselves”
The University Times speaks with Beth Strahan, Trinity alumni and co-founder of Ablaze Productions about the company’s newest play.