Following the abortion referendum, Ireland seeks to take another step towards secularisation in the removal of the blasphemy law

An insight into the subtleties of sexism found in Trinity’s STEM departments

While students relax around campus, many forget the dangers of theft and criminality

How Trinity students can help scholars wrongfully convicted worldwide

The movement was the most pivotal event in the last few years in Trinity

A very short history of a beloved tradition

Senator and Presidential candidate, Senator Joan Freeman spoke to PolSoc of her hopes to enable volunteers and continue the conversation on mental health if elected President.

Andrew Byrne of The Sunday Times discusses Brexit with SOFIA

Mental health week sees a flurry of important events for keeping our mental health in good condition, as well as many more fun events leaving us with barely a moment free!

Jonathon Boylan explores Trinity’s avant garde music scene, speaking with Luke Carey, Greg Tisdall, Mark Deering, and last year’s Battle of the Bands winners Cooks But We’re Chefs in the process

Trinity Student Managed Fund hosted their third annual conference on breaking boundaries for women in leadership

Students tried out swords, longbows and chainmail in an interactive talk in the Arts block with the Archaeology society