The University Times

After the flurry of deadlines that comes at the end of your final year, it's difficult to unwind and learn to live again, writes Natalia Toborek.

Is mór an t-athrú ginearálta atá tagtha ar dhearcadh i leith na nGael ar feadh na mblianta, dar le Malachi Ó Marcaigh.

Adjusting to life in Dublin and Trinity took some getting used to, but now I've found my place here, writes Faye Curran.

The new joint-honours programme is an ill-thought-out replacement of TSM, writes Emer Moreau.

Graduation can be a bring with it mixed feelings as you realise that the community you built in Trinity is gone, writes Louise Lawless.

Robert Quinn writes that the 27 Trinity Electives available in 2019/20 embrace the areas that modern minds should care to be educated in.

College’s latest timetabling blunder makes an already stressful exam season even more difficult, says Jack Synnott.

Moving to Dublin sparks a love of the city's extensive public transport systems, writes Faye Curran.

Being in a course with a high dropout rate is demoralising at best and actively discouraging at worst, writes Aoife Kearins.

Tá an teanga anois i lár an aonaigh i bpolaitíocht na mac léinn chomh maith le polaitíocht ag Cnoc an Anfa.