Features
Take Back Trinity: a radical reminder
The movement was the most pivotal event in the last few years in Trinity
Hiram Harrington
An ode to the sesh
A very short history of a beloved tradition
Bridget Maloney
How do vegans survive in Dublin?
What costs and challenges do Trinity’s vegan students face?
Misha Fitzgibbon
“Adderall’s quite popular in Trinity”: an interview with a student drug dealer
A Trinity student details the trials and tribulations of dealing
Mary-Rose Beamish
Rainbow-washing: the corporatisation of queer representation
An examination of corporate interests and their effects on LGBT individuals, both helpful and harmful
Elle Buckvold
Deciphering the EU’s new copyright directive
Trinity professor Eoin O’Dell assesses the new law set to radically change the internet in Europe
Rachel Blennerhassett
Comment
Life
This week in Trinity: Jeff Weiner, moon cake, and a David Attenborough party
Week three brings events from drawing and meditation, to debates and panel discussions in just one action packed week
Maeve Breathnach
Made in Dublin 8, by Dublin 8
The Digital Hub showed off some of Dublin’s best talent as part of Culture Night
Sam Cox
A tour of the classical world
DU Classical Society takes a tour of the National Art Gallery discussing eight paintings in an accessible and easy manner
Thérèse Kearns
Does Ireland need a blasphemy law?
Trinity’s Young Fine Gael and Dublin University Laurentians co-hosted a thoughtful evening of philosophical and political arguments concerning the Blasphemy law
Cian Mac Lochlainn
A student’s guide to culture night
Tonight is Dublin’s annual culture night and it promises to have something for everyone
Jonathon Boylan
An evening of appreciation for all things film
DU Film Society celebrates the creative genius Donnie Darko
Dearbhla Morgan
SciTech
Sport
More than investment is needed to develop Trinity’s sports stars
In the face of a rigid academic schedule, Rory Cousins assesses whether Trinity can provide an environment for elite athletes to excel
Rory Cousins
DUAFC resilient as they battle back against Inchicore
After a physical first half, the Trinity club kept their cool to pick up an important win, writes Charlie Giese
Charlie Giese
Respect and trust are essential for successful managers
Cameron Hill investigates the qualities of the most prominent coaches in sport, and the best way to communicate within their team
Cameron Hill
Players’ predictions suggest a bright year for Trinity clubs
With the new sports seasons kicking off, Dominic Brodeur gets predictions on the year ahead from some of Trinity’s most prominent athletes
Dominic Brodeur
Nutrition in college: all about the ingredients
When it comes to eating healthy in university, planning, organisation, and budgeting are key elements in the recipe for success
Victoria Byrne
Brave DUFC no match for experienced Clontarf
The notable absence of crucial senior stars saw Smeeth’s side run out of steam, Cameron Hill reports
Cameron Hill
