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Candidates for Vice-President of the GSU Focus on Welfare, Engagement and Visas

Candidates discuss funding the GSU, aiding international students and thoughts on a full-time USI postgraduate officer.
By Róisín Power and Ivan Rakhmanin
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A Home Within the College’s Gates: Trinity’s Academic Residents

While it's well known that students occupy rooms on campus, members of academic staff have chosen to live in Trinity – some for as long as 40 years.
By Anna Moran
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Navigating Gender Neutral Terms and Symbology in College

With the terminology and symbology around gender constantly changing, is it time that we settled on universal terms?
By Kathleen McNamee
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Why Trinity? Selling the University to Students Across the World

Amid funding uncertainties and a global emphasis on internationalisation, Trinity is putting more effort into attracting non-EU students and taking advantage of Brexit.
By Jenna Clarke-Molloy
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The Trinity Startup Helping Students Share Notes

Founders of Trinity start-up PledgeNotes tell us what’s next for their new, study-based startup.
By Philip McGuinness
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Opening Trinity’s Knowledge Bank to the World

Making thousands of PhD theses available online, Trinity's library is pioneering in making knowledge open access.
By Amanda Harvey
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Court Cases to Protest Marches: the History of the Student Abortion Movement

Looking at the history of the movement to gain access to abortion in Ireland, it is clear that students have always had a substantial impact.
By Emma-Louise Nolan
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The Universities’ Right-Hand Man: Ned Costello on Loans, Leadership and Brexit

The IUA is a key lobby group in the ongoing higher education debate and Ned Costello, its CEO, has big ideas about what the sector should look like.
By Kathleen McNamee
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Trinity Hall Wardens: The Behind-the-Scenes Players in Student Life

For assistant wardens in Trinity Hall, becoming ingrained in Trinity life is a key part of the job.
By Jenna Clarke-Molloy
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The Political Affiliations, Religious Misgivings and Romantic Interests of Jonathan Swift

With this year marking the 350th year since the birth of Trinity graduate Jonathan Swift, Dublin will celebrate a man known for his intellect and wit.
By Stephen Smith