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Trinity’s New Ranking Demands Government Action
The QS rankings are embarrassing for Trinity. But it's the government that should be red-faced, writes Matthew Murphy.
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Leo Varadkar is Right. Young People Are Needed in Politics
The political momentum provided by repeal can't be lost, writes Matthew Murphy.
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Why the Pro-Choice Side Can’t Promise Low Abortion Rates
Hazel Bergin and Ciara O'Rourke question whether pro-choice claims about abortion rates add up.
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For Struggling Students, There is Little Compassion in Trinity’s Exam System
Too often, Trinity's bureaucracy simply adds insult to injury, writes Niamh Egleston.
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Ní Féidir an Ghaeilge a Chur as an Áireamh sa Tóir ar Phost
Tá i bhfad níos mó poist á fhogairt anois le riachtanas Ghaeilge.
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The Belfast Rape Case Put All Women on Trial
The trial feels like a missed opportunity for justice for the countless victims of sexual violence around the country.
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In the Wake of Today’s Trial, Consider Those Around You
Be considerate to those around you as sexual assault is more common than you would think.
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Supplemental Fees Brought Student Activism to Life. Don’t Let it Die
Today is a huge victory for students. But the battle isn't over, writes Matthew Murphy.
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Driving Myself Around the Bend
Learning to drive can be perilous, writes Nessa Boland.
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Boycotting Israel Puts Trinity on the Right Side of History
The College's current position on Israel runs contradictory to its long record of anti-apartheid values, argues Patrick O'Donoghue.