Comment & Analysis
Contribution
Looking Back on Four Good Years
A reflection on the people and the place that defined one graduate’s Trinity experience.
Contribution
Male Victims of Intimate Partner Violence are Ignored in the Irish System
James Behan argues that Ireland's signing of the Istanbul Convention should be condemned.
Tar Éis Dul Chun Cinn i NUIG, Cuirtear Solas ar Easpa Gnímh Coibhneasta Choláiste na Tríonóide Maidir le hIontráil Teifeach
Agus dul chun cinn mór déanta ag NUIG le scoláireachtaí nua, is gá do Choláiste na Tríonóide méid níos mó a dhéanamh chun bheith fós ina cheannaire ar rochtain oideachais.
Editorial
With NUIG Taking Strides Forward, Trinity’s Relative Inaction on Refugee Admission is Highlighted
In light of NUIG’s newly launched scholarships, Trinity needs to do more if it is to remain a leader in access to education.
Ba Cheart go mbeadh Fearg ar Dhaoine Óga sa Ríocht Aontaithe i gcomhair a gComhaoiseanna nár Vótáil
Sa Ríocht Aontaithe, ní dada idir rannpháirtíocht pholaitiúil agus an lucht vótaíochta sa reifreann ar ghualainn an chuid atá ag Éirinn.
Editorial
Young People in the UK Should be Just as Angry at the Turnout of their Peers
In the UK, both engagement with politics and turnout in Thursday’s referendum pale in comparison with Ireland, when it could have made all the difference.
Contribution
“There Have Been Days and Weeks When I Have Not Had Any Money Left for Food”
The barriers in place to support students through study are not enough to even support proper eating and sleeping habits.
Analysis
Trinity’s Northern Irish Students on Brexit: “I can safely say I don’t know what the future holds”
For Trinity's Northern Irish students, uncertainty over future in education and opportunities.
Scriosfadh Breatimeacht Spriocanna Choláiste na Tríonóide maidir leis an “Oileán Iomlán”
Cruthódh imeacht na Breataine ón Aontas Eorpach éiginnteacht láithreach do mhic léinn ó Thuaisceart Éireann atá ag iarraidh staidéar in ollscoileanna an Deiscirt.
Editorial
Be it Salmon, Ussher or Burke, Watson isn’t the First Dogmatist to Get Something Named After Him
For better or worse, leading academics with unsettling opinions are frequently honoured – and recently, too.