In Focus
The Trinity Entrepreneur Creating a Cash-Free Society
Former Trinity entrepreneur Charles Dowd and his company Plynk are working tirelessly to disrupt our reliance on cash.
House Six, the Heartbeat of Student Life
Dilapidated but beloved, House Six shapes student life in Trinity and has for decades been the backdrop to changes in Irish society.
I nDomhan Corraitheach na hIriseoireachta, Tá Gluaiseacht Óg Nua ag Teacht Chun Cinn
Tá an ghlúin óg ag cinntiú nach mbeidh meath eile ar iriseoireacht trí mheán na Gaeilge sa todhchaí.
Trinity’s Access Programme is Teaching Oxford Lessons
With the help of TAP staff, Oxford University has set up a foundation year to introduce and integrate students from disadvantaged backgrounds.
“I Would Often Get Mistaken for a PA”: How Launchbox is Challenging Gender Equality
Launchbox has seen major increase in female startups entering, thanks to their women mentorship programme.
From Across the World, Voices Are Joining the Refrain of Repeal
Ahead of the Dublin March for Choice on Saturday, Blaithin Wilson speaks to the international groups showing solidarity with Ireland's repeal movement.
Ireland’s Youngest Students’ Union is Fighting For its Autonomy
Dublin Business School Students' Union, now in its third year of existence, is vying for more independence from the college.
A New Warden, a New Era and New Plans to Create a Community in Trinity Hall
Roja Fazaeli discusses her aspirations for her upcoming role as Trinity Hall Warden.
From Drama Studies to TSM: How Trinity’s Points Have Changed
A compilation of Trinity's CAO points over seven years shows how dramatically some courses have changed and how others have stayed largely the same.
With Third-Level Awaiting News of Teaching Review, UK Students’ Union Caution Wariness
USI are cagey about a possible Teaching Excellence Framework, but we’re unlikely to see some of the more radical boycotts seen in the UK just yet.