Profile
The Former NASA Expert Pioneering Acclaimed Mars Research From Trinity
Dr Mary Bourke of Trinity's Department of Geography, and formerly of NASA, made headlines recently for her work in understanding winds on Mars.
Alan Rusbridger on Edward Snowden, Social Media and Social Change
The former Guardian Editor addressed TCD Law Society this evening on the increasing importance of social media and free speech.
A Farewell Tribute to Maguires of Grafton Street
Nick Spare gives Maguires the farewell tribute she so rightly deserves.
Lynn Ruane to Run for Seanad
TCDSU President Lynn Ruane is to hand in her nomination form this week, and is looking to serve as “a representative for education.”
Going to the Dark Side, Recreating Cool Runnings and Learning the Nutcracker
Tis the season to procrastinate, and Rebecca Wynne-Walsh explores the most enjoyable society distractions this week.
Op-Ed
Students Are the Ones Who Suffer with a “Funding” Loan System
Students should not be the ones bearing the brunt of the need for greater institutional funding, writes USI President Kevin Donoghue.
As Christmas Exams Become a Distinct Possibility, a Union Mandate Becomes Controversial
The union is mandated to fight for Christmas exams, a mandate that most students never voted on, and that most do not know exists.
International Firms to Invest $285 Million in Dublin Student Accommodation
The first development as part of the investment, on Dublin's Mill Street, has already received planning permission.
Whether its Right to Teach Ethics to Business Students
In studying business, there is little consensus about what ethics are, or how they should be taught. In Trinity, they're considered a good investment.
Intellectual Disability and Inclusion in Trinity’s Sport
Trinity's Centre of Inclusion and Intellectual Disability and the Department of Sport collaborate to offer opportunities and improve lives.