In Focus
How Trinity Students are Turning Trash into Treasure
Trash to Treasure returns on September 17th to 18th, but the meticulous affair you’ll see now has far humbler beginnings.
Drowning in the Night: Ireland’s Efforts to Combat Light Pollution
A look into Ireland’s dark sky reserves and how they encourage the mitigation of light pollution
Jenny Maguire Looks Back on Her Presidency
Activist, columnist, and last year’s head of TCDSU Jenny Maguire discusses her censure and the importance of moving forward.
Student Neutrality Front and Mothers Against Genocide Disrupt Taoiseach Micheál Martin at Trinity College Dublin
On Tuesday, the 29th of July, activist groups Mothers Against Genocide and the Student Neutrality Front confronted Taoiseach Micheál Martin on Palestine in Trinity College Dublin’s Edmund Burke Theatre.
New Sabbatical Officers Take Office amid a €1,000 Surprise Student Fee Hike
President Sean Thim O’Leary, Education Officer Buster Whaley, and Ents Officer Orla Norton speak to the University Times after a week in office: talk plans, reform, and response to the fee hike.
Love, Laughter, and Legacy: The Heart of Gaze 2025
“You’ll want to cry and have sex at the same time, and what could be more gay.”
Between Two Fires: The Silent War on Gaza’s Medical Staff
Their stories deserve to be heard not as statistics, but as voices of humanity echoing from beneath the rubble.
So Long University Times 2024/2025
Deputy Editor Molly Wetsch reflects on the year gone by: The University Times interviewed politicians, won student paper of the year, and made national headlines.
Out of the Strong, Into the Spotlight: Ireland’s Queer Art and Activism
Gay Health Network’s 30th anniversary exhibition brings laughter, loss, and life together.
A Five Day Fast for Peace in Gaza on Kildare Street
“They buried us without shroud or coffin/ And in August the barley grew up out of our grave.”