Trinity Covid-19 research receives funding of €4.8 million, in partnership with SFI
Minister Harris announced the investment this morning
Shannon Connolly
News
USI has “constructive meeting” with Minister Harris
The union hopes the creation of the new department will “lead to a strong education system that is truly accessible to all”
Shannon Connolly
New resource launched with information for transgender, non-binary and gender non-conforming students in higher education
The project originally began from a Trinity Equality Fund grant
Shannon Connolly
Limerick TD Niall Collins appointed as Minister of State for skills and further education
Collins was appointed to the new government yesterday evening
Shannon Connolly
Buttery to operate takeaway service only for two weeks once reopened
Buttery to offer limited seating to comply with 2 m social distancing
Shannon Connolly
Minister Harris urges students to apply for SUSI grant before deadline
The new minister has said that the grant scheme is “flexible” and can address loss of income due to the Covid-19 pandemic
Shannon Connolly
Features
To stay or to go?
In response to Covid-19, Trinity is allowing Erasmus to continue for Michaelmas Term on a voluntary basis
Olivia Flaherty-Lovy
“Leadership will be redefined in the Covid crisis”: Interview with GSU presidential candidate Gisèle Scanlon
“I don’t think there will be any excuse for not bringing the kind of principles like inclusion, diversity, vision and community to college or graduate school”
Madalyn Williams
“Build a home away from home:” Interview with GSU vice-presidential candidate Abhisweta Bhattacharjee
Bhattacharjee wants to support postgraduates with “empathy and humanity”
Shannon Connolly
“We’re rewriting the rulebook:” Interview with GSU vice-presidential candidate Joseph Keegan
Keegan, in his campaign for vice-president, sees postgraduates as the “cornerstone” of college
Audrey Brown
Drama in drama: The effect of Covid-19 on Trinity’s drama students
Studying drama while social distancing presents a unique set of challenges
Olivia Flaherty-Lovy
Planting the future: guerrilla gardening in Ireland
A look at a growing subculture in the gardening community
Patrick Coyle
Comment
Life
Banríon’s Airport Dads graces the Irish music scene
Shaping a world where vulnerability is strength, the dynamic four-piece’s first effort is raw, established, and remarkably memorable
Hannah Quearney
The Interview: face to face with virtual theatre
Grace Fannon reviews The Interview, a virtual performance piece at DU Players’ Resilience Festival
Grace Fannon
An American adventure that was not to be
Amy Doyle regrets the impact of Covid-19 on her hopes to travel to America on a J-1 Visa this summer
Amy Doyle
Living the easy breezy lockdown life
Cameron Hill takes us through a productive day-in-the-life during lockdown where every second counts
Cameron Hill
Prescriptions and prejudices: Pharmacy students’ experiences of racism
Pharmacy students detail their encounters with over-the-counter racism
Aaron Koay
Carrie Bradshaw is not the feminist icon we want her to be
Rewatching Sex and the City in a modern feminist context reveals a lackluster approach to sexual health
Eva O'Beirne
SciTech
Sport
Catching up with the captains
A peek into the lives of Trinity’s sporting elite
Conor Doyle
What happens now?
The world of sport is left in limbo as Covid-19 sweeps the globe
Jonathon Boylan
Six Nations Review: A look back at a turbulent tournament
While the championship came to a premature conclusion, there was still plenty of action
Conor Doyle
Five ways you can keep active within the bounds of social distancing
From walking to Wii Fit, there are plenty of ways to stay active whilst staying safe
Suzanne Flynn
Funding for women in sport: the challenge of Covid-19
Sport’s cure for the coronavirus cannot come at the expense of female athletes
Cameron Hill
Out of Left Field: DU Table Tennis
Captain Oran Donovan discusses tournaments, getting involved, and bringing something different to Trinity’s top table
Jonathon Boylan
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