€1.1 million spent on international student recruitment by College

The figure related to the 2017/18 financial year

Niamh Lynch on 15 Oct

Irish universities launch campaign seeking increase in government funding

The #SaveOurSpark campaign is aimed at the public to demand that the government increases investment in Ireland’s higher education

Cian Mac Lochlainn on 15 Oct

Halls expansion to provide 300 new beds

European Investment Bank invests €100m in Trinity’s capital projects

Elle Buckvold on 14 Oct

Take Back the City occupy Airbnb head office at Hanover Quay

The activist group called for a total ban on Airbnb in Dublin

Ciaran Sunderland on 13 Oct

Trinity launches Centre for New Irish Studies

The centre “marks a new chapter in Irish studies”

Isabel Ruben on 12 Oct

Pav reports income return to pre-recession levels at DUCAC AGM

However, a number unforeseen expenses were also disclosed

Cameron Hill on 12 Oct

Features

A secularised state

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

Alison Traynor on 6 Oct

EMS: Engineering, maths and sexism

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

Molly McCrory on 3 Oct

That’s my bag!

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

Ciaran Sunderland on 25 Sep

Trinity’s academic freedom fighters

How Trinity students can help scholars wrongfully convicted worldwide

Navika Mehta on 25 Sep

Take Back Trinity: a radical reminder

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

Hiram Harrington on 16 Sep

An ode to the sesh

A very short history of a beloved tradition

Bridget Maloney on 16 Sep

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Systemic privilege means that opportunities are rarely equal

Hugh Whelan on 5 Oct

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Stop mourning the supposed loss of free speech

Alice Whelan on 28 Sep

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Op-ed: Labour must accept and embrace protest

Chloe Manahan on 25 Sep

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Shifting the conversation on housing

Jack Kennedy on 25 Sep

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Trinity continues to fall from grace

Eoin O'Donnell on 25 Sep

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Satire and the limits of free speech

Maria Pachowicz on 25 Sep

Life

This Week in Trinity: Free Speech, the Environment and the Space Industry

It’s week 6 in Trinity and as essays and exams get closer and closer, society events seem to get more and more interesting

Seamus Small on 15 Oct

Bringing the mental health conversation to the Áras

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.

Cian Mac Lochlainn on 13 Oct

An uncertain future: a journalist’s perspective on Brexit

Andrew Byrne of The Sunday Times discusses Brexit with SOFIA

Cian Mac Lochlainn on 9 Oct

This week in Trinity: mental health, self-care and Peggy Gou

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!

Maeve Breathnach on 8 Oct

Trinity’s independent music scene on the rise

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

Jonathon Boylan on 6 Oct