In Focus
Under New Management, the Pav Becomes a Thing Again
Ciaran Sunderland talks to Justin Parle on how he helped make the Pav the centre of College social life.
The Case For Censoring Free Speech, and Its Consequences
In a world with rampant discussion about political correctness, Sophie Andrews-McCarroll explores the divided opinions on the right to offend.
Why Do All the Cool Kids Want to Be Student Politicians?
Aaron Meredith investigates the enduring appeal of student political parties in a climate of low political popularity.
College Cemented its Wartime History with the New War Memorial
After the unveiling of the WWI memorial, Marcus Heagney explores what Trinity is doing to commemorate College’s wartime casualties.
In Ireland’s Years of Revolution, Women Really Made a Difference on the Ground
Aoileann Ní Bhroin talks to writer and historian Liz Gillis, who recently spoke in Trinity, on the role of women in Ireland’s revolutionary years.
College Art Collection Hire Scheme Allows Students to Get Up Close and Personal With Modern Masterpieces
Trudy Kilgore looks at the impressive art holdings available to students through the College Art Collections’ hire scheme.
A Gender Divide Between the Arts Block and Hamilton
Sophie Andrews-McCarroll looks at how Trinity has responded to global pressure to encourage women into STEM fields.
In the Pursuit of Greatness, Even Trinity’s Celebrities Struggled
Ciaran Sunderland reflects on the mixed bag of Trinity alumni, and how their careers did not follow the paths set by their areas of study.
With Changes to Junior Cert English, a Wider Cultural Change
Following reforms to the Junior Certificate course, Charlotte Ryan explores the impact of second level exams at third level.
The Science of Giving a Damn
Jenna Clarke-Molloy speaks to Shane Timmons of Giving What We Can about effective altruism and student charity work