In Focus
Teanga idir a Stair agus a Todhchaí le Feiscint ag Oireachtas na Samhna 2024
Cuireadh an chéad Oireachtas i láthair i 1897, bunaithe ar mhúnla na n-Eisteddfodau a bhíonn ar siúl sa Bhreatain Bheag, agus maireann an ócáid go dtí an lá atá inniubh ann. Deis bhreá atá ann chun bualadh le lucht na Gaelainne, agus chun feiscint céard atá i gceist leis an gcultúr Gaelach.
Crisis of Faith: Students’ Religious Beliefs in a Changing Climate
The role of faith and religion in the ongoing climate crisis.
Dealing with Climate Anxiety as International Students
Freja Goldman discusses conflicting feelings about studying abroad during the climate crisis.
The Eavan Boland Legacy
Discussing the poet’s life and work with the poet Paula Meehan.
Library Renaming: Who was George Berkeley?
The former Berkeley library opened in 1967 as the “New Library” and was renamed after the 18th century Irish philosopher and former Trinity College Dublin librarian in 1978. 45 years later, the library was denamed following a historic University Board decision in April 2023.
Balancing Dreams and Responsibilities: The Struggles of Student Parents and Caregivers
Sajal Singh documents the experiences of students who raise children whilst navigating academics.
Ireland Triumphs in 100th Year Anniversary of Olympic Competition
Trinity’s Herbarium – Campus’ Hidden Gem
"A herbarium is a bit like a library, but instead of books, we hold dried specimens of plants mounted on card.”
How the Global Room Supports International Students
"The Global Room is a place on campus where students from all over the world can find support, friendship, and a sense of home, no matter the political climate outside", writes Sajal Singh.
Celebrating the Trinity Urban Garden as a Community-based Climate Solution
Isabel Norman writes that College's urban garden provides a connection to the natural world in the concrete commotion of the city centre.