In Focus
The Trinity Researchers Examining the Powers – and Dangers – of Cannabis
Cannabis derivatives have wide-ranging applications from treating brain inflammation to epilepsy – but it has potential health risks too.
The Turing Scheme: A Brexit-Induced Alternative to Erasmus
Pitched as an alternative to a European exchange, the Turing scheme has received mixed reactions from stakeholders in British universities.
Is the Seanad University Panel in Need of Reform?
A private member’s bill to reform the Seanad has little tangible support but sheds light on the composition of the House.
Unpacking the Research and Philosophy Behind the Finnish Education System
The Nordic models of schooling are renowned around the world. How and why did the education system in Finland come to be?
How the Science Communication Collective is Battling Misinformation
The Science Communication Collective is an online campaign sponsored by the Department of Health, aiming to deliver public health news to Irish young adults.
What the 1945 VE Riots Tell Us About a Forgotten Ireland
After the surrender of Nazi Germany, Trinity found itself at the centre of days of riots incited by the fascist party Ailtirí na hAiséirghe and joined by passers-by on the street.
What Makes for a Successful GSU?
Voting in the GSU sabbatical elections finishes tonight at midnight, and the winners will be announced tomorrow.
How Has the Student’s Place in the Trinity Education Progressed?
Since its inception, Trinity Education has situated prospective students as its target, but this may be starting to change.
Stair na Scéimeanna Teanga i gColáiste na Tríonóide
Is stráitéis í an Scéim Teanga chun na Gaeilge a chur chun cinn sa Choláiste.
Is Ireland’s Political Scene a Cold House for Young People?
Young people are increasingly engaging in activism and politics, do youth wings offer an opportunity for participation or are they excluded from traditional party politics?