In Focus
Trinity’s Forgotten World War II Hero
Trinity graduate Mary Elmes can be credited with preventing countless deaths during World War II and the Spanish Civil War.
How Institutes of Technology Fell Out of Favour
Once, institutes of technology were seen as the future. Now, the government has decided they're barriers to progress.
TCDSU Presidents Through the Decades
For the last 50 years, TCDSU and its presidents have been pushing progress forward in Ireland.
Pilgrimages and Pre-Drinks in Trinity Hall
Trinity Hall can be where campaigns are won and lost, as candidates try and win the hearts of hundreds of residents.
For Success, Candidates Must Embrace Activism
Campaigns such as TCD Plastic Free, Aramark Off Our Campus and Strike for Repeal will hope to play a big role in this year's TCSDU elections.
Dining Hall Hustings: A History
Re-instated this year, the Dining Hall Hustings have a rich history.
Seventy-Five Years After a Famous Talk, Schrodinger is Still Teaching Trinity Lessons
Seventy-five years after the groundbreaking physicist's address in Trinity, Erwin Schrodinger's legacy still looms large over the College.
For Indian Students, Community Comes with Culture
Coming to Ireland – and to Trinity – can often be a culture shock for Indian students.
Putting a Price on Trinity’s Research
The work of Trinity's Research Development Office can often go unthanked and unnoticed. But it is vital in securing Trinity's research funding.
The Demise of Dublin University Press
The story of Trinity's printing press involves an enterprising woman, two fires and a mystery move off campus.