Graduate entry medicine students to receive union support
TCDSU Council has voted in favour of seeking USI support to lobby for nationwide fee cuts
Audrey Brown
News
Council mandates union to support end to image-based sexual abuse
TCDSU must now support a campaign seeking to end image-based sexual abuse following a major incident last week
Shannon Connolly
TCDSU adopts formal stance against 27th amendment
The union is now mandated to support efforts to reverse the effects of the 27th amendment
Kate Henshaw
TCDSU to lobby Dublin TDs for reduction in student contribution charge
The charge is currently paid by EU students at an annual cost of €3,000
Lauren Boland
Further case of Covid-19 detected in TBSI
An email seen by Trinity News confirmed a sixth case of Covid-19 has been detected in TBSI, this time on the sixth floor of the building
Shannon Connolly
University teachers call for cohesive national health and safety policy
Lack of clarity surrounding cohesive protocols could lead to “inferior health and safety protection”
Connie Roughan
Features
Sunday longread: Staring down dictatorship in Belarus
A diaspora group is seeking to rally support on Irish campuses for pro-democracy protestors
Jack Kennedy
People Before Profit and student socialism
How one of Trinity’s most active political societies is navigating this year
Jack Ryan
Volunteering with schools in a virtual world
Student societies are finding innovative ways to deliver the same personalized volunteer work in a locked-down world
Ben McConkey
The changing scope of students’ welfare needs
Welfare Officer Leah Keogh on tackling cases shaped by Covid-19
Jack Ryan
Against the 27th: Pursuing migrant rights in anti-racism activism
A student campaign has launched in Trinity against the 27th amendment
Olivia Flaherty-Lovy
Making the old new with the revamp of Trinity’s Old Library
The redevelopment plan aims to increase cultural awareness and international outlook
Phoebe Otway-Norwood
Comment
Life
Academic burnout in all its forms
How to spot a breakdown and what to do when enough is enough
Ella McKee
This week in Trinity: Comedy, Murder Trials and Drunken Politics
Comedy stand up, mock murder trials and drunken politics are sure to bring some laughter as we round off the month of November
Grace Fannon
An ode to outdoor dining
A look back at one of life’s biggest upsides under level three, now just a mere memory
Bea Buckley
This week at Trinity: Rainbow Week
This week, Trinity has everything from Music to Mammals, closed spaces, and coffee hours to get you back into the swing of college life
Ciara Cassidy
Creatives in Trinity: Student poets on pandemic poetry
Student poets on pandemic poetry, vulnerability, and their futures as writers
Jane Loughman
In Lockdown 2.0, DU Players demonstrates resilience
As Ireland has entered into Level 5 restrictions, DU Player’s Seirce Mhac Conghail says, “there is no rulebook anymore”
Amelia Melanson
SciTech
Sport
Sports to get superfans through this Covid-19 Winter
From Formula 1 to tennis, there are still some things taking place this winter to satisfy your sports craving
James Mahon
Protein and energy supplements – effective or gimmick?
Various workout supplements advertised regularly by the fitness community are becoming increasingly popular among those who want to gain muscle mass or lose weight.
Shannon McGreevy
Push by new Trinity Sport Intern for Role Model programme
Charlotte Wingfield, the new Trinity Recreation and Sport intern and Olympic athlete, speaks on the effects the current pandemic has had on her newly acquired position.
Phoebe Otway-Norwood
Return to rugby is no obstacle for Ryan Baird
Baird discusses his time with DUFC and what he’s learning at Leinster
Conor Doyle
Is the GAA doing more harm than good?
With the new Level 5 restrictions, the GAA does not appear to be adamantly protecting players and families against Covid-19
Cameron Hill
Unfilled positions and delayed accounts at DUCAC AGM
DUCAC held its AGM virtually on Zoom this evening
Cameron Hill
Gaeilge
Seomra na Gaeilge oscailte arís ar champas
Is féidir le lucht na Gaeilge bualadh le chéile arís sa tseomra muirneach
Gráinne Nic Cathmhaoil
An Scéim Cónaithe i gColáiste na Tríonóide
Labhraíonn Hazel Ní Bhroin le mac léinn faoina eispéireas sa Scéim Cónaithe an Choláiste go dtí seo
Hazel Ní Bhroin
Na scrúdaithe is cáiliúla sa Choláiste
Labhraíonn Anthony faoina thaithí leis na scrúduithe scoláireachta, agus pléitear na deacrachtaí a bhaineann leo.
Gráinne Nic Cathmhaoil
Tá galar an airgid tolgtha ag an gcóras tríú leibhéal faoi láthair
Scrúdaíonn Jason Ó Leanacháin táillí clárúcháin agus é ag caitheamh solais ar chúrsaí airgid.
Jason Ó Leanacháin
Cumha sa Choláiste
Molann Hazel Ní Bhroin conas is féidir leat déileáil leis an gcumha
Hazel Ní Bhroin
Na nuashonrú ag teastáil ón gCóras Iompar Poiblí in Éirinn
Shoilsigh solas trí scoilteanna an chórais i rith na paindéime
Gráinne Nic Cathmhaoil