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Channing Kehoe is a senior sophister law and political science student from Phoenix, Arizona running for TCDSU communications and marketing officer. They are the sole candidate in the race.
Kehoe believes that they have both the “hard and soft skills” …
In 2008, Trinity graduate William Fitzgerald landed a job in what was at the time, deemed one of the world’s best companies to work for: Google. The former business and politics student was working in policy communications, when the team …
Santis O’Garro is a hands-on money mentor who specialises in helping people manage and budget their finances. She also likes to call herself a “light worker” – someone who has learnt something important in their life, and shares what they …
Chemsex refers to the use of one or more drugs, in any combination, to facilitate or enhance sexual activity. The most common drugs used during chemsex are Methamphetamine (Meth), Mephedrone (Meph) and GHB (G). Ketamine and cocaine, especially in Ireland, …
Showcased between September 12-15 at the Project Arts Centre, Sorry You Felt That Way is a timely, thought-provoking piece about the things we wish we didn’t know about our partners.
The play follows Emma, who has just moved into her …
120 years after it was first written, Lady Gregory’s play Grania runs for the first time in the Abbey Theatre. With Lady Gregory herself having founded The Abbey alongside WB Yeats, this debut performance carries a certain degree of weight. …
Nestled between Pearse Street and Westland Row, the Students’ Union Cafe offers a sigh of relief to students in search of a cheap and cheerful lunch. With the cost of living in Dublin increasing by the day, €3 for a …
Since its beginnings in 1987, around 15.6 million students across Europe have jumped at the opportunity to study abroad via the Erasmus programme. While it aims to “support education, training, youth and sport in Europe”, for many students, especially in …
Students at University College Cork (UCC) have established an encampment on the university’s campus demanding that it cut all ties with Israeli institutions amid its genocidal campaign in Gaza.
Tents have been set up on the quadrangle at the centre …
Names have been changed for anonymity purposes
“I wasn’t a Trinity student. So the only way I could actually get in was by sneaking in as an UberEats driver.”
These are the words of Gareth, who arrived at the Trinity …