Many university students have a complicated relationship with substance use and abuse.
By James Shaw
Contribution
Seachtain i ndiaidh dá fhórsaí ospidéal de chuid Médecins Sans Frontiéres a scriosadh, táimid fós gann ar chuntas ó na Stáit Aontaithe, agus is cosúil nach bhfuil fiosrúchán neamhspleách ag teacht.
By Andrew Ó hEachteirn
Tom Myatt argues that online plagiarism unfairly targets small websites and reduces quality content online.
By Tom Myatt
Laura Harmon argues that there is still a lot of work to do before we achieve LGBT equality.
By Laura Harmon
Olly Donnelly argues that making SU membership non-mandatory would be fairer but difficult to implement.
By Olly Donnelly
Tar éis don Ollamh Peter Coxon éirí as Bhord an Choláiste, agus gan an t-Ollamh Eoin O'Dell mar Chathoirleach ar na Comhaltaí, tá síos deacra ná riamh le cuntasach a chomeád as an gColáiste.
Editorial
With the resignation of Prof Peter Coxon from the College Board, and with Prof Eoin O’Dell no longer Chair of the Fellows, the job of holding Trinity to account has only become harder.
By The Editorial Board
Editorial
If we have increased “political capital”, why was the only thing benefitting students a vague commitment to increase money to the student assistance fund?
By The Editorial Board
Más fíor go bhfuil "caipiteal polaitíochta" méadaithe againn, cén fáth gurb é an t-aon ní sa bhuiséad a chabhróidh le mic léinn ná geall doiléir le airgead a chaitheamh ar Chiste Cúnaimh na Mac Léinn?
Contribution
The current situation for those seeking abortions is not just a social issue, but explicitly affects and discriminates against the student population.
By Kalianne Farren and Paige Reynolds