Comment & Analysis
How William Campbell’s Passion for Parasites Won Him a Nobel Prize
Jamie Sugrue profiles William Campbell, Trinity's only living Nobel Prize winner, whose research has saved millions of lives.
Analysis
Opportunities Aplenty in Trinity’s Newest Sports Grounds
A look into the facilities that Trinity hopes will soon be on offer to students.
Freedom is Powerful and Precious. Don’t Ever Take it for Granted
Ibrahim Halawa says there is always something to be learnt from adversity.
The Committee Has Spoken. Let’s Look Ahead to a Referendum
Today is an opportunity to look ahead to the referendum on the eighth amendment, writes Annie Hoey.
Trinity Needs to get TSM Right
The long-awaited overhaul of the Two-Subject Moderatorship must lead to a more unified joint-honours programme.
Why Graduation is Just a Big Disappointment
Alanna MacNamee argues that graduation can be bittersweet for many students.
Editorial
Up Against an Insidious Campaign, USI Has Cause to Celebrate DITSU Vote
DITSU President Boni Odoemene threw everything he could at the national union.
Editorial
Tcal Shutdown at Odds With Trinity’s Fostering of Entrepreneurship
The College may not be as receptive to student innovation as it thinks.
Editorial Notebook
Carton House Debacle, Iveagh Grounds Purchase, Staff Engagement
Employers Should Pay More to Fund Higher Education, But Not at Any Cost
Joe O'Connor says that while additional funding from employers is welcome, industry should not be shaping decisions in higher education.