In Focus
When it Comes to Climate, Academics Say We Really Are What We Eat
Climate change is among the biggest problems the world has to face. There's no easy fix, but experts say we can help – with our diet choices.
In 1904, the ‘Steamboat Ladies’ Kicked Off a Trinity Equality Battle. It’s Still Going
From 1904 to 1907, 700 women came to Trinity from the UK to collect their degrees. Experts say they started a conversation that continues today.
The Trinity Graduate Helping in a 450km Run for Hospitals
Trinity graduate Paul Allan and five of his friends are running a collective 450km to raise funds for Tallaght Hospital amid the coronavirus pandemic.
On the Frontlines and Behind the Scenes, Students Help Fight the Virus
Around the country, thousands of students – medical and otherwise – are volunteering to help fight the coronavirus.
How US Politics Is Getting Down With the Kids
The age of social media has engaged students in politics in a totally novel way. Politicians are taking note.
With Little Research, and Less Data, Women’s Health Remains Overlooked
Despite the efforts of many academics, data on women's illnesses is acutely limited. It's hard to understand why so little research exists.
In Climate Crisis, Academics Say Bogs Are Crucial – But They’re Contentious
Bogs are a part of Ireland's national identity. But scientists say we need to change how we manage them in order to mitigate global heating.
Around the World, Universities Are Speaking Up on Manning Up
Toxic masculinity is a phrase loaded with meaning, and sometimes deeply divisive. But in universities, substantive conversations are starting about it.
How Trinity is Protecting Ireland’s Pollinators
As part of the All-Island Pollinator Plan, Trinity is making steps to create a campus that's more biodiverse – and protects vital pollinators.
In Universities, Academics and Activists Fight for Ireland’s Deaf Community
It hasn't always had much recognition, but at third-level, there's a sense that the Deaf Community is finally being 'listened to'.