Leah Keogh issued major strike by Electoral Commission
The strike was issued after Keogh’s campaign page was published early before the official start of the campaign period.
Finn Purdy
News
Students could be returning to face to face learning on campus in September, says Trinity
Prioritisation of college staff and 18-34 year olds for vaccine leaves Trinity “hopeful” for a September return
Shannon Connolly
“No greenwashing”: Provost candidates cover climate crisis in debate led by Mary Robinson
Provost candidates outlined strategies to increase Trinity’s sustainability efforts at a climate change discussion this evening
Lauren Boland, Shannon Connolly and Kate Henshaw
UL to conduct mass Covid-19 testing on campus following an outbreak
Due to a recent outbreak of Covid-19 in UL, students are to be tested for the virus on campus
Julia Bochenek
Planning permission withdrawn for Trinity’s 358 new beds
Following an appeal by a resident of Dartry, previously approved planning permission for an expansion of the Halls accommodation complex has been overturned
Shannon Connolly
Telegram to be used as an election platform by TCDSU candidates
TCDSU has given candidates permission to campaign on Telegram, whereas previously candidates could only campaign on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and TikTok
Shannon Connolly
Features
Sunday Longread: Breaking up big tech
Conservatives decrying “unfair” treatment ally with progressives
Sean Gordon Dalton
Standing up for student renters
A look inside the newly established TCD Renters’ Union
David Wolfe
Sunday Longread: As the transition period ends, Brexit finally takes hold
Anna Sheehan explores the consequences of Brexit on Irish students
Anna Sheehan
Provost election swaps podiums for Zoom in highly unusual race
Trinity’s Registrar, who oversees the election, says its online format won’t stem collegiate spirit
Olivia Flaherty-Lovy
New year, same online semester
Dearbháil Kent interviews students and staff about their thoughts on the online delivery of the second semester
Dearbháil Kent
How the Mother and Baby Homes Report came into existence – and what we’ve learned
The newly published report on mother and baby homes follows previous reports on Ireland’s institutional abuses, and is every bit as harrowing
Judi Martin
Comment
Life
Dazed, alone and without a phone
It is not until we lose them that we realise how much we rely on our phones
Virginia Bernardi
Youth inspires at the Apollo Project
Elena McCrory speaks to Jessica Sharkey on her upcoming exhibition about “boring art”
Elena McCrory
New commission of sculptures to end misogynistic history
Noelle Keogh examines the new female commissions of sculpture in the Long Room Library
Noelle Keogh
How the light gets in
As Leonard Cohen’s documentary ‘Words of Love’ is remembered, his infamous work haunts years passed
Grace Gageby
Pubs to the pandemic slaughter
An ode to the punctuational pint
Ailis Halligan
Microwaves are the ultimate appliance
For when you don’t feel up for doing the dishes or properly cooking
Connie Roughan
SciTech
Sport
Out of Left Field: Trinity Ultimate Frisbee Club
Trinity’s own UFC – no, not that kind
Jonathon Boylan
The NBA rookies to look out for this season
Number 1 draft pick Anthony Edwards has fallen out of the top 5 rookies of the year, giving room for others to take his spot
Shannon McGreevy
Kabaddi: a most extreme form of tag
The sport is ingrained in the cultural fabric of the Indian subcontinent
Cameron Hill
Beautiful play is not the key to an unstoppable team
Tottenham Hotspur Football Club under Jose Mourinho have sparked an intense debate on the right or wrong way to play football
James Mahon
Out of Left Field: DU Kayak and Canoe
Beginner friendly and also appealing to those more advanced, DUCK offers something for everyone
Shannon McGreevy
Women in Sport: Why is there such a high dropout rate?
We need to have a serious look at how we approach sports
Phoebe Otway-Norwood
Gaeilge
Íoga, machnamh agus dialann a choinneáil- cén fáth a chleachtar iad?
Pléann Chloe Ní Ghríofa conas is féidir ióga, machnamh agus dialann a choimeád cabhrú le do shláinte intinne ar an aimsir seo.
Chloe Ní Ghríofa
Grá i gcoraintín
Labhraíonn Hazel Ní Bhroin faoi thionchar na paindéime ar an gcaidrimh atá againn le daoine éagsúla ar fud na tíre agus conas iad a choinneáil slán
Hazel Ní Bhroin
Féinléiriú trí Ghaeilge: Agallamh le cruthaitheoir Gaeilgheansaí
Le níos mó daoine ag éirí níos bródúla faoin nGaeilge, is cinnte go bhfuil níos mó spáis san margadh do níos mó tairgí Gaelacha.
Gráinne Nic Cathmhaoil
An Coiste Gaeilge nua sa Choláiste
Bhunaigh Gretchen Ganley coiste nua chun Gaeilge a chur in ord tosaíochta san Aontas, agus labhraíonn sí linn faoina taithí leis go dtí seo
Gráinne Nic Cathmhaoil
Tábhacht na folláine do mhic léinn
Labhraíonn mac léinn Folláine Aclaíochta agus Sláinte in Ollscoil Luimnigh faoi bhuntáistí aclaíochta agus cothú cothrom do mhic léinn
Hazel Ní Bhroin
Mic léinn ag staidéar thar lear i rith paindéime
Labhraíonn beirt mic léinn ón bhFrainc atá ag staidéar in Éirinn faoina dtaithí le linn na paindéime seo
Hazel Ní Bhroin