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American civil rights advocate and professor at Columbia University Kimberlé Crenshaw wasn’t even talking about disability in 1989 when she wrote her paper Demarginalising the Intersection of Race and Sex, in which she coined the term intersectionality. Now a popular …

In 1973, the Trinity Chapel in Front Square was reconsecrated, meaning it could be used by all Christian denominations. Before that the chapel—and the college—were strictly Protestant. The Trinity chaplaincy expanded accordingly. It’s now made up of four chaplains: two …

In the fast-paced nature of college life, many students are moving away from traditional part-time jobs with fixed hours and set schedules. Instead, a growing number are entering into the gig economy — a term used to describe the landscape …

Drug use touches every student’s life in Ireland.  Over one third of higher education students in Ireland report having used drugs in the past year, according to University College Cork’s 2021 “Drug Use in Higher Education Ireland” (DUHEI) national survey …

Each year, a handful of students step away from their degrees to take up full-time roles representing the student body by running campaigns, managing casework, and coordinating events. But when that sabbatical term ends, former officers return to campus not …

Academic freedom and free speech have become the subjects of debate over the last decade as students and academics navigate what feels like an increasingly divisive and polarising sociopolitical climate. Does academic freedom still exist at Trinity? Or, as British …

Ireland has long been a wellspring of creativity, giving the world iconic music, groundbreaking films, timeless literature, and captivating visual art. It comes as no surprise that a university at the heart of its capital reflects this rich artistic spirit. …

Everyday, many of us make efforts to ensure that our choices have a lesser negative impact on our planet’s environment. Whether it be reusable coffee cups or second hand clothing, we have all made small transitions in our daily lives. …

It is very easy for the Trinity campus to come across as a castle in the middle of Dublin 2. Indeed, it is easy to slip into the mentality that once you pass the gates of the Nassau Street entrance, …