In Focus
The Northern Irish Student Experience
"Is it insensitivity, misunderstanding, or merely a thinly veiled superiority complex that leads to this belief that Northern Irish people are not Irish enough?" asks Lucia Orsi
Trinity’s Med Day is one of Fundraising, Fun and Meaningful Change
Ahead of Med Day on November 10th, Clara Roche explores the evolution of the charitable Trinity tradition.
Can Students Sustain The Stereotypical College Lifestyle?
We hear of people going to the Pav twice a week and partying constantly, but how much of this is true and is this lifestyle sustainable?
Ciara McGeough on Moving Towards a More Inclusive Trinity
The Graduate Intern for the Disability Service discusses her work to remove obstacles to accessibility on campus.
Lessons from the Irish Diaspora
With the numbers of immigrants and asylum seekers on the rise in the last few years, Ireland's own past with emigration and diaspora reveals lessons for today's communities.
Inside the Provost’s Innovation Challenge
Meet the students working to solve some of society’s most pressing issues.
Candidate Profile: Aoife Bennett Wants to Ensure that Every Voice Will Be Heard
Bennett is running unopposed in this year's TCDSU sabbatical elections.
“It comes down to funding” – Ireland’s Postgraduate Research Crisis
Many postgraduate researchers are facing a situation in which they can no longer afford basic necessities such as food, rent and heating due to their lack of funding and their working conditions.
What does “Happy Holidays” Mean To Trinity and its Multi Religious/Cultural Student Body?
Trinity is home to one of the most multicultural student bodies in the world and with it comes various religious and cultural festivities.
The Undecided Future of Postgraduate Representation in Trinity
Following the derecognition of the GSU by College Board and two town halls held to discuss options for postgraduate representation, Alex Payne looks back at the history of the GSU.