In Focus
Out of the Strong, Into the Spotlight: Ireland’s Queer Art and Activism
Gay Health Network’s 30th anniversary exhibition brings laughter, loss, and life together.
A Five Day Fast for Peace in Gaza on Kildare Street
“They buried us without shroud or coffin/ And in August the barley grew up out of our grave.”
My Experience as a Student with Endometriosis
The doctor stated that my pain did not look severe enough to keep in hospital and when I asked for painkillers better than paracetamol, I was told “we are not giving you opioids” even though I never requested that.
Head of the Polish Diplomatic Mission to Ireland: The Importance of Connecting with the People Cannot be Overstated
Artur Michalski in conversation with The University Times’ Jan Bogutyn on questions of cultural exchange between Polish and Irish people, on student opportunities in Poland, and the growing interest in diplomas with the Polish language and elements of Polish culture.
Jennie’s Law: A Call for Change in Ireland’s Domestic Violence Legislation
Following the tragic death of Jennifer Poole, her brother, Jason Poole, has launched a series of advocacy campaigns aimed at enhancing legal protections for victims of domestic abuse in Ireland.
Going on Erasmus: An Age for Being Fearless
In her first Erasmus column, Eve McGann discusses the trials of looking for accommodation in a place you've never set foot in.
‘We Wanted to do Some Little Thing’: The Five-Month-Old Trinity Urban Forest
Walking through the patch, you’ll find neatly tagged native Irish shrubs and trees, densely planted. There are a variety: hawthorn, blackthorn, dog rose, and spindle shrubs, as well as alder, hazel, silver birch, and rowan tree saplings.
Why We Procrastinate: The Science Behind Putting Things Off
For Trinity students who frequently juggle heavy workloads and multiple responsibilities, understanding procrastination through a scientific lens offers valuable insights.
More than a Side Hustle: The Student Entrepreneurs Changing Campus Culture
A look into Trinity's student-run ventures and how college entrepreneurs are balancing it all.
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.