PhD candidate Luke Gibbons sets sights on Seanad seat

At just 28, Gibbons has built an impressive CV including research, advocacy and policy

A new Trinity voice may be poised to enter Irish politics. Luke Gibbons, a trailblazing PhD candidate from Trinity, and the recently named All Ireland Young Sustainability Changemaker of the Year, has reportedly set his sights on a Seanad seat

College doubles funding to tackle period poverty across campus

Following a successful campaign by TCDSU, College has committed a total of €44,000 for free period products

Last week, Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) took to Instagram to announce they had successfully lobbied College to double institutional funding allocated for period products. 

In 2024 the Higher Education Authority (HEA) allocated €22,000 to College in order to

Oscailt Eispéireas Europa 2024 

D’oscail an t-eispéireas nua ar Sráid Chatham ar 15ú Dheireadh Fómhair

Ar 15 Deireadh Fómhair, d’oscail Eispéireas Europa don chéad uair i mBaile Átha Cliath ag 11 Sráid Chatham. Tógtar é mar chuid de Theach na hEorpa. Ba é an oifig idirghníomhach nua de Pharlaimint na hEorpa le cóiríocht oifige de

Previously unheard story of Bram Stoker uncovered at the National Library of Ireland by amateur researcher

Gibbet Hill was uncovered by an amateur researcher and will be published by the Rotunda Foundation this Saturday

A long forgotten story by Bram Stoker has been uncovered at the National Library of Ireland (NLI).

Gibbet Hill, a short story published in 1890 was found by amateur Bram Stoker researcher Brian Clear last October. Scholars of the Dracula

“Ireland is unwelcoming towards immigrants” motion passes marginally at Phil debate

The debaters’ arguments centred on last year’s Dublin riots, and Ireland’s history of emigration

The University Philosophical Society (the Phil) held their weekly chamber debate last Thursday under the motion “this house believes Ireland is unwelcoming towards immigrants”. The debate, hosted in collaboration with Trinity Politics Society, saw the motion pass by a small

Cost of Living Crisis Protest Front Square

USI walkout 2024: Two years on, how will the act differ?

Though a powerful symbolic gesture in 2022, today’s walkout will need significant follow-up to remotely achieve its aims

Considering that little to no change followed the Union of Student’s in Ireland’s (USI) national walkout in 2022, today’s planned repeat of the move has much to prove. 

With a general election on the horizon, the upcoming walkout offers another