In Focus
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
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.
The Far-Right are Living Among Us
My experience as an immigrant student attending the United Against Racism counter-protest.
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 Man Behind the Mo
Exploring the 2024 Movember TCD campaign
Léirmheas ar “An Taibhse”
Chuaigh Selma Ćatibušić chun an chéad scannán uafáis trí Ghaeilge a fheiscint.
Three Bhealach Éasca le Snas a Chur ar do Chuid Gaeilge
Pléann Saoirse Bhreathanch bealaí chun snas a chur ar do chuid Gaeilge!
How Green is Your Newly Elected Student Union?
Suki Weckert dives into the environmental policies of next year’s Student Union officers.
The Missing Voices of Sexual Violence Intervention
Eliora Abramson interviews Trinity researcher Míde Power, who is leading the way with consent research in universities.
Trinity’s Palestinian Poet Abdallah’s Abusamra Offers Poems From a Genocide
Abusamra has contributed journalistic pieces to We Are Not Numbers and Mondoweiss, taught advanced communication courses at Oxford English Centre - Gaza’s leading IELTS training provider, and delivered capacity-building workshops for governmental, INGO, and UN agency projects in Gaza.