Comment & Analysis
Contribution
Why Doesn’t Ireland Have a Culture of Investing?
Other nationalities have always chosen to invest in public markets, why do the Irish chose to simply save?
Debating the Digs: How Does One Handle Trinity Housing Havoc?
The past few months in Trinity campus accommodation have been marked by leaks, breakages and general maintenance chaos. How has this affected its inhabitants, and how does it stand up to the financial burden these digs demand?
Analysis
America, Your Presidents are in the Epstein Files
What is unredacted in the newly released records
Op-Ed
Carney-Mania
Mark Carney’s Davos speech signals not a moral shift, but a shift in who feels the consequences of American power
Contribution
Rocky Road to Dublin?
Is Dublin still car-centric and how can the city combat its congestion?
Editorial
SU Campaign Rules Must Prioritise Voters, Not Candidates
The Electoral Commission’s focus on candidate experience compromises students’ ability to make an informed choice
An Examination of Trinity’s Leadership and Bureaucracy
How could more student voices change student experiences?
Op-Ed
Plant-Based Trinity: A Real Commitment to Sustainability
If Trinity wants to be a sustainability leader, it should go plant-based
Column
Trinity Tall Tales: UnPhiltered Histrionics
The rawest of the Phil and the Hist’s raucous history, with exploits so legendary they will soon pass into myth
Contribution
The Potential Impact of the Mercosur Trade Deal
It pits rural vs urban, but what actually is it?