In Focus
Whether its Right to Teach Ethics to Business Students
In studying business, there is little consensus about what ethics are, or how they should be taught. In Trinity, they're considered a good investment.
Disconnected by WiFi “Improvements”
Work on “upgrading” the College WiFi service has actually disrupted the service greatly. Ciaran Sunderland looked for answers.
In Trinity’s Physics Department, Reminders of Atom-Smashing Ernest Walton’s Brilliance
Trinity graduate, professor and Nobel Prize-winner Ernest Walton was everybody's favourite lecturer, according to his last appointee.
OCD is a Paranoia, a Lack of Control Over Your Mind – But it’s Treatable
Aoife O'Donoghue explores the experience with living with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder when the condition is largely misunderstood by the public.
With Students, a New Spur For Dublin Drag
Sarah Scales speaks to international and nation drag stars, and investigates how influential students have been in popularising drag.
During the Rising, Students Rushed to Exams in a University that Remained Puzzlingly Safe
As 1916 Rising commemorations begin, Kathleen McNamee looks into how Trinity and its students reacted to the Rising at the time.
Cycling is Picking Up Speed Among Dublin Students
Sophie Andrews-McCarroll looks into the popularity of cycling among students, and the initiatives set up in Dublin City to encourage it.
Where Are all the Male Nurses?
Jenna Clarke-Molloy looks at the the involvement of men in the nursing sector, and the lack of programs to encourage male students in the field
No Frontiers for Trinity’s Exchange Students
Paul Glynn looks at some of Trinity’s exchange programmes to countries and cultures that aren't normally considered by students looking for an international experience.
The Trinity Team Fighting to Save the Honeybee
John Bethell talks to the three Trinity students blazing a trail in the beekeeping industry with innovative technology.