UCDSU stage protest against Owen Keegan’s recent comments on converting students accommodation to tourist stays
The demonstration was attended by students’ unions from across Dublin, and several opposition TDs
Grace Gageby and Kate Henshaw
News
Senior Lecturer confirms College’s plans to hold Schols in-person students
Students have expressed disappointment at the response the Senior Lecturer has given to their open letter
Jamie Cox
Trinity Ball to be held on April 22 next year
Trinity Ball is set to return after being cancelled two years in a row due to Covid-19
Jamie Cox
€3.7 billion allocated to students, universities and young people in Budget 2022
IUA and USI both disappointed with funding
Bella Salerno
22 million announced in Student Assistance Fund
17 million has been announced in supports for students struggling financially, with an addition five million to be allocated for mental health services
Jamie Cox
Dublin City Council CEO suggests UCDSU enter rental market to provide student accommodation.
Union President Ruairí Power said Owen Keegan’s “dismissive attitude” was “depressing”
Jack Kennedy
Features
“No Keys, No Degrees” and Ireland’s student housing crisis
The USI’s campaign has made headlines recently, but what effects is it having on policy?
Lara Mellett
Returning to campus across Ireland
A look at the different approaches to returning students to campuses
Julia Bochenek
The stage is set for the return of gigs
Trinity News explores the journey from the lockdown of live performances to the reopening of gigs
Lara Mellett
“Language in its classic form”: emojis in 2021
Trinity News speaks to Keith Broni, “emoji translator”, about demographics, cultural divides and the laughing-crying face emoji
Ellen Kenny
Reopening the Pav
From the staff behind the counter to the students on the floor, everyone has something to say on the iconic student bar’s reopening
Catherine Grogan
A lifeline at NiteLine
NiteLine’s Lara Summers tells Trinity News about the service that helps students, no matter the problem
Emma Lueders
Comment
Life
Making a #MeToo for us all
Five years after the birth of the #MeToo movement, what has changed?
Sophie Furlong Tighe
A Play to tackle sexual violence and the Irish Restorative Justice System
Trinity News sits down with Geoff Power, playwright of STRONGER included in this year’s Dublin Theatre Festival
Elena McCrory and Kate Henshaw
Gender exploration in the time of Covid
How a year of isolation has shaped queer teens’ perspectives on their gender
Lila Funge
Sustainable Fashion with Oxfam for Second Hand September
Ruth McGann speaks to Fashion Society Chairperson Chioma Muoneke
Ruth McGann
Getting Checked
A visit to the gynecologist, and reflections on sexual and reproductive healthcare
Anonymous
Artists in Conversation: Niamh Barry and Gabrielle Fullam
Maisie McGregor sits down with Dublin-based photographer Niamh Barry and Trinity student writer and activist Gabrielle Fullam
Maisie McGregor
SciTech
Sport
Matthew Simons elected chairperson of DUCAC
Simons was uncontested for the position at this evening’s AGM
Jack Kennedy
Cliff divers make a splash at Downpatrick Head
The Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series made its fifth visit to Ireland last week
Jack Kennedy
Fans’ embrace of Ronaldo is part of a worrying trend in football
I support Manchester United as much as anyone, but I’m not celebrating the striker’s return to Old Trafford
Shannon Connolly
Sport and mental health: why must it be one over the other?
Gymnast Simone Biles has started an important conversation about prioritising mental health, even in competition settings
Shannon Connolly
How can you not be romantic about baseball?
I never thought I’d become a sports fan. But in baseball, as in life, everything can change in a single moment
Jack Kennedy
The fight to Save Tolka Park
Trinity News speaks to the campaign group about the importance of preserving this historic amenity, home of Shelbourne Football Club
Grace Gageby
Gaeilge
Tionchar na pandéime ar mhic léinn na céad bliana
Labhraíonn Hazel Ní Bhroin le mac léinn sa chéad bhliain faoi éifeachtaí na paindéime ar eispéireas an mhic léinn
Hazel Ní Bhroin
Éigeantas an Ghaeilge inár gcóras oideachais
Pléann Gráinne Nic Cathmhaoil na tuairimí agus na staitisticí a bhaineann leis an díospóireacht
Gráinne Nic Cathmhaoil
Teangacha agus an chian-fhoghlaim
Labhraíonn Gráinne Nic Cathmhaoil le mic léinn a dhéanann a staidéar ar theangacha, chun fiosrú amach tionchar na paindéime ar fhoghlaim na dteangacha.
Gráinne Nic Cathmhaoil
Éifeacht na paindéime ar sheandaoine
Faigheann Hazel Ní Bhroin léargas pearsanta agus acadúil ar thioncar Covid-19 ar sheandaoine.
Hazel Ní Bhroin
Mar bhunaitheoir don chomhlacht Sew it Seams ag aois 19
Agallamh le Mairidh NicCormaic, mac léinn a bhunaigh a comhlacht féin ag tús an chéad dianghlasáil
Hazel Ní Bhroin
Na Gaeltachtaí agus Covid-19
Iomarcaíochtaí, caillteanais ioncaim agus dícheangal — staid na nGaeltachtaí faoi láthair.
Gráinne Nic Cathmhaoil