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Students’ Union Autonomy is Too Important Not to Fight For

Stephen McCrystall writes about why QUBSU is fighting for its independence from Queen's University Belfast.
By Stephen McCrystall
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Why Should You Boycott Aramark?

Avoiding Westland Eats in support of direct provision residents is a small gesture, but it can lead to a big change.
By Giordan Castellon
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Changing How You Look at Erasmus

In light of concerns from law and French students, Louise Lawless believes that law students need to approach Erasmus differently.
By Louise Lawless
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Inside Trinity’s Library, the Library Snake Awaits

Despite appearances of charm and grandeur, the library presents challenges no student could anticipate.
By Nessa Boland
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The Evolution of the Student Internship

The glamour of an internship has grown as a result of increased employer expectations and an increased student drive.
By Kate Lait
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My Disability is Not a Costume

Dressing up as a disabled character for Halloween isn't acceptable and it certainly isn't funny, says Niamh Herbert.
By Niamh Herbert
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Students Marched for Education. They didn’t for Ibrahim

Following Ibrahim Halawa's long-awaited release, Alanna MacNamee asks why students did not mobilise in greater numbers to secure his freedom.
By Alanna MacNamee
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Trinity’s Fee Hike Confirms Our Fears: Postgraduates are Cash Cows

Ralph Moore argues that postgraduates are the latest victim of a college trying to find new ways to raise funds.
By Ralph Moore
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Repeal Shouldn’t Make the Same Mistake as Remain

The fight to repeal the eighth is far from over, especially outside of urban areas, argues Ross Malervy.
By Ross Malervy
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Why I Spoke in Favour of a Pro-Life Position at Fianna Fáil’s Ard Fheis

Dáire Tully explains why he spoke in favour of Fianna Fáil's decision to vote against supporting a repeal of the eighth amendment.
By Dáire Tully