Comment & Analysis

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Analysis

Údaráis na hIodála ag Fiosrú an “Sarajevo Safari”

Tá Uachtarán na Seirbia luaite i bhfiosrúcháin nua ar a tharla i mBoisnia le linn léigear chathair Sarajevo sna 1990idí.
By Fachtna Mac Conghail
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Contribution

Facing the Lack of Internship Support

Bridging the gap between internship expectations and reality
By Dana Alashi
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Analysis

Voting From Abroad

Democratic rights from abroad with local applications
By Prachi Agarwal
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Contribution

Winter Blues and Exam Season: Trinity’s Struggling Mental Health Resources

Ireland's mental health crisis is reflected in the waiting rooms of Trinity’s counselling services.
By Evie Doyle
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Op-Ed

International Students and the Compromise of Schols

International students at Trinity face more barriers to consider when choosing whether to sit the Foundation Scholarship exams
By Anna Lopuchowycz
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Analysis

The Anatomy of a Hurricane

Jamaica Confronts the “Perfect Storm”
By Emma Murray
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Analysis

Conflict of Interest as Cultural Norm

How the Yates scandal exposes structural problems in the Irish media
By Oliver Donnellan
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Analysis

How TCDSU Referendums Shape Student Politics

From BDS to the Irish Language, referendums can significantly impact the direction of the Union.
By Patrick Keegan
Editorial

Student Housing Isn’t Getting Any Better

Despite rent freezes for the academic year, Trinity students continue to face unreasonable rents, uncertain accommodation prospects and safety issues
By The Editorial Board
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Contribution

Shakespeare in the Irish Curriculum

While students tirelessly analyse Shakespeare, the groundbreaking work of Thomas Kilroy—who documented the complexities of Irish identity, sexuality, and history—is conspicuously absent from the Leaving Cert. English student Elizabeth Walsh argues it’s time for a change.
By Lily Walsh