Trinity College Dublin and Dublin University Football Club alumni Dylan Connolly, Right-Back for Auckland City FC, and Ayman ...

The Irish Film Institute was alive and teeming this week with queer joy and unadulterated pride, with the most dazzling ...

And amidst all of this, healthcare staff are caught between two fires: the fire of responsibility towards their families trying to secure food, shelter, and safety along the fire of duty, which ...

One of the highlights of the year was working on the many (many) elections that plagued Trinity and Ireland this year. From ...

“My Existence is Political”: Presidential Candidate Jenny Maguire on Raising her Voice for Change Seasoned activist Jenny Maguire seeks to transform the Students’ Union with a bold agenda focused on ...

How Researchers are Challenging the Ethical Assumptions of Development Economics Development economics as a discipline only came to prominence at the turn of the century, but now researchers are ...

Trinity Centre for Literary and Cultural Translation’s World Book Club meets on the third Tuesday of each month online to discuss a recently translated piece of literature. The most recent meeting ...

International Dublin Literary Award: Michael Crummey’s Novel The Adversary Wins €100,000 “One of the things I really like about the award is that the nominations come from libraries all around the ...

Jenny Maguire has been elected Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) President, defeating opponent Ralph Balfe. Polling conducted by The University Times last week predicted a likely win for ...

Peatland’s Prospects A climate forward future for Ireland’s wetlands requires change, both socially and ecologically.

Borders and Belonging: Rethinking the Migration Crisis If national identity is evolving, perhaps what truly defines a nation is not just its borders — but how it treats those who cross them.