In Focus
“It comes down to funding” – Ireland’s Postgraduate Research Crisis
Many postgraduate researchers are facing a situation in which they can no longer afford basic necessities such as food, rent and heating due to their lack of funding and their working conditions.
What does “Happy Holidays” Mean To Trinity and its Multi Religious/Cultural Student Body?
Trinity is home to one of the most multicultural student bodies in the world and with it comes various religious and cultural festivities.
The Undecided Future of Postgraduate Representation in Trinity
Following the derecognition of the GSU by College Board and two town halls held to discuss options for postgraduate representation, Alex Payne looks back at the history of the GSU.
Trinity’s New Graduation Protocol: What Does it Mean for Students?
With the first wave of graduations to follow the new protocol underway, Gina Bagnulo explores what the new rules mean for students.
Take a Dive with Basking Sharks: Conserving Ireland’s Giant Prehistoric Fish
Meet the Trinity researchers committed to marine conservation to keep our aquatic neighbours protected and thriving.
Ireland and the United States: Responding to Citizens’ Reproductive Needs
For the Irish people, the reversal of Roe v. Wade brings to memory the events of 1983 to 2018.
The Interesting Impacts of the Euro-USD Equivalency on International Students
With a major economic event comes some unusual impacts on the world’s student population.
Mir Aulad Ali: A Forgotten Trinity Figure
Ali was a 19th century Muslim professor of Arabic, Persian and Hindustani who taught at Trinity for over 10 years.
Exclusive College for Nannies Insists it’s More than a ‘Posh Finishing School’
Norland College in Bath trains nannies for Britain's elite, but still struggles with outdated perceptions of the profession.
Western Universities’ Reckoning with their Role in Cultural Theft
Some of the most prized historical artefacts are located in universities a long distance from where they originate.