Sinéad Baker
Report finds 60% of Midwifery Students Bullied on Placement, and Breach of Working Hours Agreement
TCDSU report finds far-reaching issues for midwifery student experience, with two-thirds reporting adverse mental health effects, as a result of financial, victimisation and responsibility pressures.
Big Rise for Trinity’s STEM and Law Courses, with Medicine Points Unchanged
7,876 student selected Trinity as their first preference, with 3000 offers made for Trinity places this morning.
Elephant Skeletons and Shark Teeth in Trinity’s Secret Museum
Ireland's oldest museum resides within Trinity's walls, but most remain unaware of all it has to offer
Lack of Clarity for Luce Hall Sports Club Over Relocation
The sports clubs based in Luce Hall are disatisfied with lack of communication from college over their relocation.
The Humanity Behind Jailbreak
Sinéad Baker explores the charity that may become obscured as teams set out across the world.
A Problematic Gender Recognition Bill
Sinéad Baker examines the Gender Recognition Bill, due to reach its next stage on Wednesday
USI Urge Voter Registration Reform, Say Youth Have Increased Political Capital
The Union of Students in Ireland today launch a policy paper on voter registration reform, urging the introduction of online voter registration.
Trinity Student Injured in Berkeley Balcony Accident Awake and “Doing Really Well”
Clodagh Cogley, a single-honours psychology student going into fourth year, is doing well according to her father and brother.
Trinity Senator Criticises Irish Media for Not Reporting Dáil Comments about Denis O’Brien
Senator Sean Barrett says current approach taken to reporting a “matter for deep concern”.
It Should Not Be This Hard to Register to Vote
Sinéad Baker argues that Ireland's voter registration system needs reform and that it disadvantages young peoples' chances to engage with the system