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TCDSU citizen officer Keiran McNulty raised a discussion at Tuesday’s SU council meeting surrounding the topic of potential methods of engaging with politicians and focusing government attention on student issue coming up up the 2016 referendum.
Ruane suggested peaceful but …
The Students Unions of TCD, UCD, and DIT, in collaboration with the Ana Liffey Drug Project (ALDP), have launched a campaign aimed encouraging safer drug use among students. The “What’s in the Pill?” initiative, launched yesterday at Dublin’s Mansion House, …
Students from all over the country gathered in Trinity on Saturday for the Union of Students in Ireland’s (USI) ‘Activist Academy.’
The academy, which is run annually, aims to encourage more students to get involved with activism and teach them …
JRR Tolkien is often credited with legitimising fantasy as a genre, and turning it into something that could be taken seriously by readers and critics alike. He gave us orcs, and hobbits, and epic quests. But it was Terry Pratchett …
A new video released by Trinity College yesterday outlines its strategy for addressing gender imbalance in the academy.
The move comes after data released by the Higher Education Authority in December indicated that women make up only 33% of its …
We’ve all heard the advice before – If you’re lacking in self-confidence, self-esteem, or are plagued with doubts about your own worth, all you need is this one simple trick: pretend to be confident, and eventually everyone, including yourself, will …
It’s probably not too much of a stretch to say that Irish people have a complicated relationship with religion. Most of us nowadays have little or no interest in organised religion, and tend to stay as far away from the …
Fast-forward a few years and you are one of them. You’ve perfected your own brand of shabby chic fashion. You spend hours each day in hipster coffee shops, drinking overpriced blends that you hadn’t even heard of before you moved …
