Comment & Analysis
Two Experienced Union Candidates Battle it Out in Education Race
This year, Dan O’Reilly and Bev Genockey are running for the position of education officer, after the race was uncontested last year.
In Editor Race, Traditional Candidate Takes on Far-Right Opponent
For the third time in the newspaper’s history, the editor race will be contested.
Editorial
Mary Robinson’s Comments About Dubai Princess Comes Two Years Too Late
Robinson has said that she was ‘tricked’ by the Dubai royal family, rowing back on comments she made in 2018 about Sheikha Latifa being a ‘troubled young woman’.
Editorial
History is Important. Trinity Should be Commended for Investigating Its Past
Two Trinity researchers are embarking on a two-year investigation into College’s historical links to slavery and imperialism.
In Presidential Race, Candidates Reckon With a Situation Out of their Control
This year’s elections will take place fully online for the first time in the union’s history.
Editorial
Provostial Candidates Must Acknowledge that the Govt Has Failed Third-Level
This week saw the beginning of the Provost election campaign, with candidates taking part in two hustings.
Editorial
Students Should Stand Firm in the Fight for an Accessible College
This week, Cumann Gaelach launched an accessibility campaign for Seomra na Gaeilge.
As a Final Year, I Want to Redefine How I Remember My Time in College
As I come to terms with spending my last term of college in my bedroom, I am endlessly thankful for this eclectic and colourful catalogue of random happenstance incidents, writes Eimear Finan.
Prof Linda Hogan Interview: Top Five Takeaways
Prof Linda Hogan, and her two rivals for the position of Provost, took part in their second hustings today.
Internet Politics Feeds Tribalism and Erodes Compassion
University students might as well put our stressfully acquired knowledge about referencing and sources to the service of democracy, writes Aoibh Ní Chroimín.