Engineering students angered by exam error
Students were left without a required formula sheet until 10 minutes before the exam was scheduled to end
Aisling Grace
News
RCSI gains university status
The authorisation was granted by both Houses of the Oireachtas today
Aisling Grace
USI voices support for rent freeze legislation
The legislation is due to be debated in the Dáil at 8pm tonight
Aisling Grace
DCU appoints Professor Dáire Keogh as next president
Prof Keogh will take up the position in July 2020
Aisling Grace
Trinity Business School ranked 60th in Europe by The Financial Times
Trinity was recognised as the highest ranked “new” entrant to the list
Finn Purdy
Fintan O’Toole and Mary Harney awarded honorary doctorates
Joan Freeman, Professor Terry Hughes and Professor Michael Gazzaniga were also awarded honorary doctorates
Aisling Grace
Features
Delving into stationless bike sharing in Dublin
Why have stationless bike sharing schemes been slow to catch on in Dublin?
Comhall Fanning
Confusion and improvement at the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service
For Trinity’s international student population, a new visa renewal process is a welcome change to a dreaded annual tradition
Audrey Brown
Professors with commutes longer than a lecture
How does travelling affect life as a lecturer in university?
Medb Hurley
Is Trinity doing enough to cater for vegan and vegetarian students?
Almost half of Irish people would consider switching to a vegan diet for environmental and ethical reasons
Seán Gordon Dalton
An Irish Traveller’s path to higher education
Chantelle Cawley discusses the barriers to education that the Travelling Community face
Shauna Bannon Ward
Know what fuels your coffee break: The prison-industrial complex on our campus
Do Trinity’s catering contracts jeopardise our moral stance as a university?
Milena Barnes
Comment
Life
College characters: The Nerd
Assignment deadlines and exams are looming. That Monday 9am you never go to? Brigit Hirsch profiles the person that you go to for your missed notes
Brigit Hirsch
Airing our dirty laundry: Sexual awakenings
Mary-Kate O’Harte explores how we come to terms with our sexuality, or lack thereof, in a society full of mixed messages
Mary-Kate O'Harte
Society Spotlight: Trinity Arts Workshop
From ceramics to life drawing, Trinity Arts Workshop has plenty to offer students – but many don’t even know it’s there
Maggie Larson
Despite hefty prices, Glas’ vegetarian treats impress
Alfie Fletcher reviews Chatham Street’s newest restaurant
Alfie Fletcher
Dublin Digital Radio: Tuning in at the right time
Sophia McDonald chats with DDR about the future of radio broadcasting in Dublin’s increasingly gentrified city
Sophia McDonald
Ten tips for end of term success
Final year student and experienced crammer, Ross Coleman, shares the academic wisdom he has gained over the years in Trinity
Ross Coleman
Sport
“Paris Abú!”: joining a GAA club during Erasmus
Cameron Hill outlines the benefits of playing Gaelic football while studying abroad
Cameron Hill
The great debate: Who is Ireland’s greatest sportsperson?
Have Katie Taylor’s recent exploits given her the edge?
Jonathon Boylan
A new era for DUCAC: Jemil Saidi
DUCAC’s first student Chairperson discusses his plans for the future and how he found his feet in Trinity’s sporting scene
Conor Doyle
Out of left field: DU Trampolining
An underrated airborne experience with something for everyone
Conor Doyle
Trinity’s Sorcha McAllister stays on track
The athlete discusses finding a balance in college and life as a sport scholar
Jonathon Boylan
VAR you serious?: The ups and downs of new tech in football
Is there any way to fix the mess that is VAR?
Conor Doyle