In Focus
How to Plan a Protest: Saturday’s Climate Justice March
Roisin Dolliver examines what goes into the making of a good protest.
How to Go on a Painless Shopping Spree in Dublin
Where to go for groceries, clothes, pharmaceuticals, and self-care items for the best price. Comparing quality and quantity!
How Luke Casserly Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bog
Casserly, a Trinity alum, describes himself as “a multidisciplinary performance maker…whose work weaves together ecology, autobiography, sound art, and site as a way of carving out space for new possibilities to emerge between live performance and physical landscape”.
Senator Lynn Ruane in Conversation with The University Times
With an election taking place this month, former TCDSU President Lynn Ruane isn’t wholly satisfied with the options voters have on the table - but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t engage.
Tá an Géarchéim Tithíochta ag Ídiú na Gaelteachtaí
Pléanann Saoirse Bhreathnach an chaoi ina bhfuil an géarchéin tithíochta ag dul in olcas sna Gaeltachtaí.
A Worthy Addiction? Why Coffee in Ireland is so Expensive
Over the past four years, a large americano or cappuccino in a mainstream cafe like Costa has risen by over 23%!
Teanga idir a Stair agus a Todhchaí le Feiscint ag Oireachtas na Samhna 2024
Cuireadh an chéad Oireachtas i láthair i 1897, bunaithe ar mhúnla na n-Eisteddfodau a bhíonn ar siúl sa Bhreatain Bheag, agus maireann an ócáid go dtí an lá atá inniubh ann. Deis bhreá atá ann chun bualadh le lucht na Gaelainne, agus chun feiscint céard atá i gceist leis an gcultúr Gaelach.
Crisis of Faith: Students’ Religious Beliefs in a Changing Climate
The role of faith and religion in the ongoing climate crisis.
Dealing with Climate Anxiety as International Students
Freja Goldman discusses conflicting feelings about studying abroad during the climate crisis.
The Eavan Boland Legacy
Discussing the poet’s life and work with the poet Paula Meehan.