Jack Leahy | Contributing Editor It was remarked, before last year’s students’ union officers met with College web staff, that the unlikely achievement of Trinity’s social media accounts is to offer the distinct impression that there are no students in the university. The monopoly of research, Science Gallery, and alumni content has always, to one degree or another, elided the perpetually impressive activities of some 17,000 students.ADVERTISEMENT At its most basic level, an organisation’s marketing should promote its values, mission, and priorities. Accordingly, the lack of engagement with the undergraduate applications process – and the thousands of associated queries – over the summer should set … Continue reading UCC Lead in Social Media, as Trinity Lags Behind