The University Times

The potential collapse of civilisation makes having children look increasingly like a self-interested endeavour, writes Ciannait Khan.

It is only through empathy for others' plight that we can bring about social change, writes Eliana Jordan.

The fall in applications from Northern Ireland is sure to continue amid uncertainty and there appears to be little the Irish government can do about it, writes Matthew Murphy.

Young people should embrace their spirituality and whatever it means to them, writes Eliana Jordan.

Electing an all-female TCDSU sabbatical team was a powerful statement of intent, but there is more work to be done, writes Kathleen McNamee.

Living closer to College would be more convenient, but it can be a wholesome experience staying on friends’ couches, writes Jack Synnott.

As the end of College draws nearer, final-year students are hit with panic, writes Matthew Murphy.

The urgent action being taken by young climate activists is inspiring, writes Ciannait Khan, but it also shines a light on students’ lacklustre efforts.

The Burkean's rebrand this year has been matched by an ominous shift away from conservatism and into populism, writes Matthew Murphy.

Eliana Jordan reflects on the recent surge in women running for election in the union and what that means for Trinity's female students.