In Focus
Rannóg an Aistriúcháin AMLCT: Cé hIad agus Cad é a Ról i Saol na Gaeilge ar an gCampas
Labhraíonn an tOifigeach Gaeilge (Pádraig Mac Brádaigh) agus Abigail Ní Mhuircheartaigh (ball den choiste, iníon léinn leann na hEorpa) faoin fochoiste nua, Rannóg an Aistriúcháin.
Journalist Sally Hayden Receives Honourary Patronage from Trinity’s Elizabethan Subcommittee
The international novelist interviewed with The University Times in September.
A Straussian Approach: Pickup Artistry & The Bucket
An analysis of Neil Strauss’s The Game, an interview with a reformed pick up artist, and my ensuing, crippling, paranoia.
Go With Your Gut: The Untapped Potential of Nutrition in the Treatment of Mental Illnesses
For more severe illnesses, there is the question of how to implement nutrition into existing psychiatry and psychology practices without adding additional costs to patients in the form of dietetics, a service that is already financially inaccessible to many.
Trinity Neglects to Submit Data for the QS Sustainability Rankings for Three Years
Climate Editor Freja Goldman dives into the meaning behind the recent QS Sustainability rankings
“The Homeless Community all Know Each Other”: A Conversation with a Member of VDP’s Street Outreach Programme
“I’d say 60% of what Street Outreach is is just talking and listening.” What means the most to the people Crotty meets is just “not being invisible, someone seeing them”.
From Surplus to Shortfall: Ireland’s Wealth Paradox
Fighting to Be Heard: Navigating the Medical Maze of a Rare Condition
"I shouldn’t be telling you this, but Dr. — has no idea what to do with your case. He is being unkind to you because he hasn’t seen anything like your symptoms before.”
Free Love? A Tentative Victory for Overnight Guests
An examination of Trinity's historic sexual repression to the present day.
The Price of Progress: Tech, Trump, and the Future of Democracy
Seeing Big Tech billionaires front and centre at Trump’s inauguration, literally seated ahead of any political figures, compels us to revisit these seemingly “Luddite” ideas and raise a critical lens to the relationship between immense wealth and power.