Trinity College Dublin and Dublin University Football Club alumni Dylan Connolly, Right-Back for Auckland City FC, and Ayman ...

Provost Linda Doyle has announced Trinity Central as the new location for the law school. The announcement was delivered in a College staff meeting which discussed Trinity’s strategic plan for ...

Trinity has ranked 75th out of 1,500 universities in the Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) 2026 world university rankings. The college has increased its rank by twelve points, rising from last year’s 87th ...

My Room is Collapsing Under the Weight of Paperback Lily Braumberger writes about hoarding books as a metaphor for growth and stagnation.

International Dublin Literary Award: Michael Crummey’s Novel The Adversary Wins €100,000 “One of the things I really like about the award is that the nominations come from libraries all around the ...

Head of the Polish Diplomatic Mission to Ireland: The Importance of Connecting with the People Cannot be Overstated Artur Michalski in conversation with The University Times’ Jan Bogutyn on questions ...

Going on Erasmus: An Age for Being Fearless In her first Erasmus column, Eve McGann discusses the trials of looking for accommodation in a place you've never set foot in.

Borders and Belonging: Rethinking the Migration Crisis If national identity is evolving, perhaps what truly defines a nation is not just its borders — but how it treats those who cross them.

Censured: TCDSU President Jenny Maguire and Welfare Officer Hamza Bana Condemned by Union Union members brought a motion of strong disapproval for Maguire’s and Bana’s involvement in a sexual violence ...

Despite a Declared Rent Freeze, Students are Still Struggling to Afford Accommodation Provost Linda Doyle recently reiterated that college would freeze rents for the second year in a row, but many ...

At age sixteen, when I bought my first Joan Didion book, I had to order it online, as my local bookstore had none of her work in store. She was a National Book Award winner and a literary icon, yet ...

Ireland’s application for associate membership at CERN, the European Organisation for Nuclear Research, has been accepted in principle, with the affiliation expected to begin in 2026. As one of the ...