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The Cost of a Trinity Degree

Iarnród Éireann was always there for Ferenc Holyba, but it shouldn't have had to be.
By Ferenc Holyba
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Why Do Young Men Lean Further to the Right?

New trends have shown a sizable gap in the ideological beliefs of Gen Z men and women, which Nina Crofts evaluates in relation to online right wing movements.
By Nina Crofts
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Between My Mother, the World, and Myself

My mother had always loved glitter, so naturally I’d always hated it.
By Freja Goldman
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Feature

With László Krasznahorkai’s Nobel Win, Madness is Back in Fashion.

By Jakub Čačo
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Feature

Naoise Dolan is not giving up on Palestine

The Irish novelist and Trinity graduate's latest involvement in the pro-Palestine movement on the intercepted Sumud flotilla
By Frances Doeblin
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Review

Review- Shadow Ticket by Thomas Pynchon

Thomas Pynchon’s first novel in 12 years is his least interesting book, but still good fun
By Jakub Čačo
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Don’t Protect Your Peace

Inadvertent consequences of this popular mindset
By Saskia McDonogh-Mooney
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Observations

An NYC Drinking Guide for Dubliners

Stephen Walsh compares Dublin tourist bars to their counterparts in the Big Apple.
By Stephen Walsh
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Barista Bullshit 101

Staff Writer Aoife Carter goes over the life of a local barista.
By Aoife Carter
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Hosting a Banging Dinner Party

A How-To Guide
By Lily Braumberger