“I was simply walking to college while black”: Welfare Officer-elect speaks out after physical attack
Hamza Bana was struck in the face by a stranger on O’Connell bridge on Monday
David Wolfe
News
Jubilation in Front Square as provost announces 72 new scholars
43 new fellows, three professorial fellows and four honorary fellows were also named at the Trinity Monday ceremony
David Wolfe
Free speech group host event in Trinity, cite “university politicisation” as threat
TCDSU President László Molnárfi has labelled the group a “far right initiative”
Stephen Conneely
Trinity students involved in major Columbia-based demonstration in support of Palestine
Students face arrests and suspensions for taking part in on-campus encampment in protest of Columbia University’s ties to Israel
Stephen Conneely
David Wolfe elected editor of Trinity News
The current Social Media and Managing Editor was selected in the first contested election since 2018
Charlotte Kent
Academics for Palestine TCD stage demonstration against attacks on Palestinian universities
The demonstration on Front Square coincided with graduation ceremonies of PhD students
Aoibhinn Clancy
Features
On the Streets of Ireland: The volunteers addressing Dublin’s homelessness crisis
Working with those experiencing homelessness in trying times, and against the backdrop of a cost-of-living crisis and radicalising intolerance
Rose Slocock, Lorenzo Cheasty and Safina Neassey
The new emigration
Trinity News speaks to the students leaving Ireland in search of a better life
Sam Walsh
The loss of independent businesses in Dublin City
As businesses close down across the city, is Dublin losing its soul?
Ruby Murphy
The relationship between students and Irish political parties
Trinity News sits down with leaders of various Trinity branches of Irish political parties to discern whether students are moving away from rigid party affiliations. Will the future of Irish politics continue to be centred around party agendas?
Aoife Doheny
Commuters versus campus dwellers: a look into the allocation of on-campus accommodation
Trinity News investigates the smoke and mirrors of how campus accommodation is allocated
Lara Monahan
Chatting for charity: NGO representatives in the streets of Dublin
Trinity News talks to the young people standing on the streets of Dublin, engaging with the public as representatives of various charities.
Chaya Smith
Comment
Life
Getting the Guests: How do the Hist and Phil do it?
Kate Byrne sits down with the leaders of the Hist and the Phil to ask how they have achieved their star-studded list of guest visitors
Kate Byrne
Trinity Chess Tournament: The Future of Irish Chess?
Eoin Farrelly covers Trinity Chess Society’s tournament and explains what the future of chess could look like with the rise of online chess popularity.
Eoin Farrelly
An Irish Trad Supergroup of Their Own
Ciana Meyers reviews the performance of Irish trad group Macalla for International Women’s Day
Ciana Meyers
Commodification or celebration? The question of Irish culture
Katie McGinley considers the recent St. Patrick’s Day celebrations and whether Ireland’s cultural heritage is at risk of being lost in a sea of obnoxious tourists
Katie McGinley
Exploring the appeal of hybrid foods on social media
Thana Elshaafi considers why hybrid desserts have recently gained massive popularity
Thana Elshaafi
The Struggles of Starting a New Society
Honey Morris explains the taxing process of pitching a society to the CSC, and to not have it pass approval
Honey Morris
Sport
A tribute to Kelvin Kiptum, and the place that shaped him
With Kiptum’s death emerges a loss in the elite running world
Miles Crossen
Ireland win historic two-in-a-row 6 Nations championships
Though hopes of a Grand Slam were squashed in Twickenham last week the Ireland squad pulled off an impressive win against Scotland in the Aviva
Séaghan Ó Domhnalláin
Trinity launches Women in Sport campaign
College’s latest sport campaign aims to promote inclusivity and gender equality in Trinity sporting life
Jane Prendergast
Trinity Heraeans – the final revival?
The all-female answer to the Knights of the Campanile has been formally restarted
Jane Prendergast
Ladies Tennis Firsts shine as DULTC hosts Intervarsities
Upending UCD’s nine-year winning streak, DULTC Ladies claim gold at Intervarsities
Jane Prendergast and Alison Cullinan
Great demand for Trinity five-a-side places
Over 50 slots for the competition sell out within an hour
Séaghan Ó Domhnalláin
Gaeilge
Faoistiní ó dalta na Gaeilge: Conas fáil réidh le gráin don Ghaeilge i ndiaidh na hArdteiste
Déanann Meadhbh Ní Cheallacháin, iníon léinn na Gaeilge, anailíse ar an ngráin a mhothaítear don Ghaeilge i ndiaidh na meánscoile
Meadhbh ní Cheallacháin
Seachtain i bParlaimint na hEorpa i Strasbourg
haith Abigail Ní Mhuircheartaigh, seachtain i bParlaimint na hEorpa i Strasbourg i rith an tseisiún iomlánaigh an Feabhra seo chaite
Abi Ní Mhuircheartaigh
An bhfuil sé in am dúinn ar fad na haipeanna coinne a scriosadh?
Is gnáthrud é chun cas ar dhaoine trí Tinder nó Hinge, ach ag an am chéana, is minic a fheictear na haipeanna mar cluiche
Meadhbh ní Cheallacháin
Éigse: féile liteartha Choláiste na Trionóide – na buaicphointí
Déantar achoimre ar imeachtaí Sheachtain na hÉigse a bhí á cheiliúradh i mí Feabhra
Tara Ní Bhroin, Dusk Mac Buideach, Alanah ní Chinnéide, Gráinne ní hAilín and Anna ní Chonaill
Is deis é an t-oideachas dhá-theangach chun srianta aicme shóisialta a sharú
Bilingual education offers a chance to overcome social class limitations
Aoife Ní Ríagáin
Na leideanna rúnda chun airgead a shábháil mar mhac léinn
Cabhraigh do sparán le bealaí éagsúla a chuireann Tara ní Bhroin ós ár gcómhair
Tara Ní Bhroin