The Sundial is correct in saying that Columbia’s values go beyond hollow words on webpages and are constituted by their ...
In recent years, there have been growing calls for the decriminalisation of drug use in response to this crisis. A common misconception is that this legislation would make illicit drugs legal to buy ...
Such a sentence beggars belief; the only person who could possibly be dismissive of nine points in an All-Ireland final is Clifford himself. Like the frog says, it ain’t easy being green. Being the ...
Top Floor Music has become one of Trinity’s most reliable spaces for communal, unpretentious live music. What started as ...
Throughout the 1950s and 1960s, according to our old friend and amateur Trinity historian John Engle, the then-young Climbing Club existed in flux. As climbers with nothing to climb close by, they ...
This age of anti-intellectualism, or the infantilisation of culture as it is often referred to, is not a result of the time ...
Tucked away in the hillside of Dunmore East in Waterford is a little known community called ‘The Christian Fellowship’. Comprised of little more than a shop, a church, a school and a collection of ...
The final vote among the UNSC had thirteen in favour and two abstentions, with the US, UK, France, Algeria, Denmark, Greece, ...
After decades of occupation, settlement expansion, and ongoing human rights abuses in Palestine, Ireland has yet to impose a single meaningful sanction—despite repeated promises from the government to ...
In the midst of the AI revolution, Perch, a model developed by the Google DeepMind team, helps conservationists analyse audio ...
A meeting of the Joint Committee on Arts, Media, Communications discussing the challenges of news impartiality, to which ...
With the genocide still ongoing, the global BDS movement’s work is still incomplete. Trinity BDS’s actions have always been ...
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