Posted by Conor Coughlan on June 4, 2018 · Leave a Comment
I remember the first time I attended a talk in Trinity. It was the Maths and Physics open day 2013, and I was a naïve 18-year-old Leaving Cert fresh from off a bus from Galway. The defining moment of that day was when an aged academic came in to talk to us about why we […]
Posted by Daire O'Driscoll on February 25, 2017 · Leave a Comment
I grew up surrounded by trade unionists. I distinctly remember seeing a news report about an industrial action on the news when my mother said: “If I ever crossed a picket line, my father would turn in his grave.” Her father, my grandfather, was born in inner-city Dublin, and having helped build the ESB […]
Academic responsibility – the biggest dichotomy in Trinity
Posted by Conor Coughlan on June 4, 2018 · Leave a Comment
I remember the first time I attended a talk in Trinity. It was the Maths and Physics open day 2013, and I was a naïve 18-year-old Leaving Cert fresh from off a bus from Galway. The defining moment of that day was when an aged academic came in to talk to us about why we […]
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