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Life After Justice Secures New Trial for Michigan Man Following Modern Scientific Review: Bail hearing set for March 27
Logo for Life After Justice Life After Justice announced that the Wayne County Circuit Court granted a new trial for William Frederick Whateley with bail hearing scheduled for March 27. This ruling is a powerful step toward correcting a profound injustice.
‘It’s a rare opportunity’: Students share advice for study abroad in Europe
These 20-year-olds have grown their AI note-taking app for students by 5 million users in 6 months Rudy Arora and Sarthak Dhawan, now both 20, have been friends since sixth grade. By high school, they were coding together and building viral apps — including a Christmas light installation app that made $60,000 in revenue, Dhawan told Business Insider. They're still in business together, now running …
Irish education applicants must disclose five years of social media profiles
Free Republic Browse · Search General/Chat Topics · Post Article Skip to comments. A US visa is a privilege, not a right’: Irish education applicants must disclose five years of social media profiles Irish Times ^ | Mon Jun 23 2025 11:57 | Kate Byrne, Pat Leahy Posted on by Olog-hai Irish students seeking US educational and exchange visas will be required to make their social media profiles public to allow officials to review their online activity, the US Embassy in Dublin has said.
Don’t Get Burned: It’s A Smart Saver’s Summer
71% of Americans plan to shift their savings approach this summer to prioritize emergency savings and flexibility A new report from Vanguard reveals most Americans know they should save this summer but remain complacent. , /PRNewswire/ — It’s a smart saver’s summer, according to Vanguard’s new consumer survey, which found that 71% of Americans plan to shift their savings approach this summer to prioritize emergency savings and flexibility.
Don't Get Burned: It's a Smart Saver's Summer, According to New Vanguard Consumer Survey
Most Americans know they should save this summer but remain complacent. VALLEY FORGE, Pa., June 9, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- It's a smart saver's summer, according to Vanguard's new consumer survey, which found that 71% of Americans plan to shift their savings approach this summer to prioritize emergency savings and flexibility.
Opinion: How to make the most of your cash strategy in any market
Outside the Box Do you have enough? Do you have too much? Are you making a meaningful return? Published: March 26, 2025 at 2:13 p.m. ET Given the way markets have behaved lately, you may have been holding on to your cash more tightly. Hopefully, you’re getting high interest rates on that cash. But with interest rates coming down, it might be time to revisit your cash strategy to ensure you are saving with intention. Do you have enough? Do you have too much?
How to make the most of your cash strategy in any market
By Kate Byrne Do you have enough? Do you have too much? Are you making a meaningful return? Given the way markets have behaved lately, you may have been holding on to your cash more tightly. Hopefully, you're getting high interest rates on that cash. But with interest rates coming down, it might be time to revisit your cash strategy to ensure you are saving with intention. Do you have enough? Do you have too much? Is it sitting in an account where you can get a meaningful return?
Communications & marketing race: Channing Kehoe wants to “keep them engaged” – Trinity News
Channing Kehoe is a senior sophister law and political science student from Phoenix, Arizona running for TCDSU communications and marketing officer. They are the sole candidate in the race. Kehoe believes that they have both the “hard and soft skills” to be the next communications and marketing officer. They cited the current officer, Beth Strahan, who campaigned heavily on her theatre skills and directorial approach, and noted that they would like to bring a similar perspective to the role.
OP-ED: Decoding DeepSeek-Will China’s lean AI model alter global information flows?
DeepSeek, China's latest entry into the open-source large language model race, has achieved something remarkable: matching Meta's Llama with just one-tenth of the resources, cost and parameters. Questions linger about their methods, though—including possible training on other LLMs without ethical appropriation.
Jim Zuffeletti - The Stakeholder Podcast - Podcast en iVoox
Featuring Jim Zuffeletti, a serial entrepreneur, teaches entrepreneurship at Darden, and is Executive Director of the Society for Effectual Action. (Recorded 12/16/24)
The Worker Agency and the fight to beat Big Tech – Trinity News
In 2008, Trinity graduate William Fitzgerald landed a job in what was at the time, deemed one of the world’s best companies to work for: Google. The former business and politics student was working in policy communications, when the team he was working with signed a contract to utilise artificial intelligence in drones for the US Department of Defence. This, for Fitzgerald, was a “red line”.
Jill Brown - The Stakeholder Podcast - Podcast en iVoox
Featuring Jill Brown, Hieken Professor of Business Ethics and Professor of Management at Bentley University. (Recorded 12/19/24)
Serena Hagerty - The Stakeholder Podcast - Podcast en iVoox
Featuring Serena Hagerty, Assistant Professor of Business at the Darden School, University of Virginia, in the Marketing Area, working on issues of inequality. (Recorded 11/4/24)
Kate Byrne - The Stakeholder Podcast - Podcast en iVoox
Featuring Kate Byrne, Co Founder of Kate Byrne.co and is a thought leader in digital media and social impact. (Recorded 11/01/24)
How to budget as a student: in conversation with money mentor Santis O’Garro – Trinity News
Santis O’Garro is a hands-on money mentor who specialises in helping people manage and budget their finances. She also likes to call herself a “light worker” – someone who has learnt something important in their life, and shares what they learnt with other people who may need help. Growing up in an era in which credit unions readily gave out loans for holidays and credit cards were the solution to an impulse buy, she developed poor money habits which resulted in a huge amount of debt.
Chemsex amongst students – Trinity News
Chemsex refers to the use of one or more drugs, in any combination, to facilitate or enhance sexual activity. The most common drugs used during chemsex are Methamphetamine (Meth), Mephedrone (Meph) and GHB (G). Ketamine and cocaine, especially in Ireland, are also frequently used by those who partake. There’s no set way to do it; it can be with a romantic partner, a one night stand, or in a group setting at a party.
Sorry You Felt That Way – Trinity News
Showcased between September 12-15 at the Project Arts Centre, Sorry You Felt That Way is a timely, thought-provoking piece about the things we wish we didn’t know about our partners. The play follows Emma, who has just moved into her partner Adam’s apartment, after only 6 months of being together. They are at different stages of life, Emma in her final year of college, Adam already in the middle of a successful law career. It’s Emma’s first night in the flat, and Adam is out at the cinema.
Grania at The Abbey – Trinity News
120 years after it was first written, Lady Gregory’s play Grania runs for the first time in the Abbey Theatre. With Lady Gregory herself having founded The Abbey alongside WB Yeats, this debut performance carries a certain degree of weight. Director Caitríona McLaughlin does not shy away from the challenge, uncompromisingly depicting a tale of lust and love fought for, won and lost.
6 Interiors Influencers To Follow To Overhaul Your Space
Are you moving into a new home? Or are you just looking to overhaul your space? Or maybe you just like having a nosey into other people’s homes. Well, worry not because Ireland has plenty of fab interior influencers who give us inspiration for our homes. Here are some you’d want to get following ASAP. Shabby.ie Aileen Hogan is empowering women to take on DIY. And we love her ideas about upcycling and making sure you can make your dream house without breaking the budget.
For the students, by the students: The Students’ Union Cafe – Trinity News
Nestled between Pearse Street and Westland Row, the Students’ Union Cafe offers a sigh of relief to students in search of a cheap and cheerful lunch. With the cost of living in Dublin increasing by the day, €3 for a latte and €1 for a tea feels like a steal. Its cheap prices, combined with its welcoming environment and friendly staff, make it the perfect place to cure your freshers’ week hangover.
Dating Beyond Dublin: the Erasmus Experience – Trinity News
Since its beginnings in 1987, around 15.6 million students across Europe have jumped at the opportunity to study abroad via the Erasmus programme. While it aims to “support education, training, youth and sport in Europe”, for many students, especially in Trinity, their Erasmus is the first time they will live away from their family home.
P&Q Perspectives: Women, Business & Leadership
by: on July 24, 2024 | | 1 Views This insightful conversation explores the challenges, successes, and opportunities for women pursuing business education and careers. Along with guests from Texas McCombs, Georgetown McDonough, Purdue Daniels, and Forte Foundation we discuss attracting top female talent, diversity and inclusion, support systems, career outcomes, leadership, and more.
Mayo LGFA U16 team named for Saturday's All-Ireland Final
Mayo man to captain Ireland against South Africa this weekend Captain Peter O'Mahony has been named on the bench for the second and final test of Ireland's tour of South Africa in Durban this weekend.Caelan Doris will skipper the team with James Ryan set to start.Tadhg Beirne drops into the back row at blindside… Wednesday's Mayo GAA results MAYO GAA SFL DIVISION 3A 2024 Westport GAA 1 – 18 1 – 7 Kilmovee Shamrocks CUSACK CUP & WEST MAYO JFCB FINALS Kilmeena 2 – 12 1 – 9...
UCC students set up third Gaza solidarity encampment in Ireland – Trinity News
Students at University College Cork (UCC) have established an encampment on the university’s campus demanding that it cut all ties with Israeli institutions amid its genocidal campaign in Gaza. Tents have been set up on the quadrangle at the centre of the university’s campus, similar to the encampments at UCD and Trinity.
What was life really like during Trinity BDS’ encampment? – Trinity News
Names have been changed for anonymity purposes “I wasn’t a Trinity student. So the only way I could actually get in was by sneaking in as a UberEats driver.” These are the words of Gareth, who arrived at the Trinity Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) encampment on Saturday, May 4. Disguised as an UberEats driver, he carried a food delivery box on his back containing his sleeping bag and tent. As a non-student, he needed to get innovative.
Societies speak out against College response to Gaza: “There can be no neutrality in the face of genocide” – Trinity News
In an Instagram post made yesterday, the Politics Society stated that while they are a politically neutral society, “our neutral position does not extend to neutrality on genocide”. They added that “to stay silent on an issue of genocide is unacceptable”. They cited the “scholasticide in Gaza” as a “particularly troubling action by Israel”. They also criticised Trinity’s response to the conflict, calling the provost’s recent comments “highly disappointing”.
Protestors call for donations to Trinity BDS encampment – Trinity News
Students taking part in the Trinity Boycott Divestment Sanctions (TCD BDS) and union encampment have taken to social media calling on people to donate to protestors. In a series of Instagram story posts on the @tcd_bds Instagram page, it says that protestors “would appreciate” items such as sleeping bags, power banks and reusable cutlery. They added that due to Trinity’s decision to close the campus to the public, they would “appreciate the support of staff and students”.
TDs and senators condemn Trinity for €200k union fine
Politicians across parties have condemned College for fining Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) €214,000 for “disruptive protests”, including calls to reverse the decision. Higher education spokespeople for Sinn Féin, Labour and the Social Democrats have criticised College, along with TDs from the Green Party People Before Profit and the Seanad Civil Engagement Group. The invoice of €214,285 was sent to TCDSU Administrative Officer Simon Evans on May 2.
Our guide to an alternative Oxfordshire Artweeks! Mindfulness and disco to bakery pop-ups, crazy animals, supper clubs, fashion and rock & roll!
Oxfordshire Artweeks opens on May 4, and yes, there’ll be hundreds of venues with wonderful paintings, sculpture, photography, ceramics and more to see, but dig a little deeper and you’ll find lots of surprises. ‘FIND OUT MORE HERE Here are our top quirky suggestions to check out during the first week – which focuses on North and West Oxfordshire – as well as some ideas for later in the festival.
Our top picks for an alternative Oxfordshire Artweeks! Mindfulness and disco to bakery pop-ups, crazy animals, supper clubs, fashion and rock & roll!
Oxfordshire Artweeks opens on May 4, and yes, there’ll be hundreds of venues with wonderful paintings, sculpture, photography, ceramics and more to see, but dig a little deeper and you’ll find lots of surprises. ‘FIND OUT MORE HERE Here are our top quirky suggestions to check out during the first week – which focuses on North and West Oxfordshire – as well as some ideas for later in the festival.
Getting the Guests: How do the Hist and Phil do it? – Trinity News
Over the years, both the College Historical Society (The Hist) and the University Philosophical Society (The Phil), have been known for their array of impressive guest speakers. From American senator Bernie Sanders to Irish influencer Keelin Moncreiff, both societies have been busy over the past year compiling and hosting speakers that appeal to a broad range of interests. It’s only natural to wonder about the behind-the-scenes processes of securing and hosting such high-status individuals.
Student journalism: political without a capital p? – Trinity News
When reporter Charlie Bird began his career at RTE, he carried a dictionary in his pocket. He found himself constantly searching for the spelling of words, and also their meaning, to make sure he was using them correctly. When I began my job as deputy comment editor of Trinity News, I googled synonyms for various words, fearing I was coming across too strong in my articles, trying not to upset anyone. My plan, unfortunately, did not work.
What do you do if your leadership development is hindered by a lack of collaboration and teamwork skills?
Powered by AI and the LinkedIn community Leadership development is crucial for anyone aspiring to lead effectively, but what happens when you find yourself struggling due to a lack of collaboration and teamwork skills? This can be a significant barrier, as modern leadership heavily relies on the ability to work within and manage a team. Without these skills, your potential as a leader may not be fully realized. However, recognizing this shortfall is the first step towards improvement.
Brídín Ní Fhearraigh-Joyce elected editor of the University Times by razor-thin margin – Trinity News
Brídín Ní Fhearraigh-Joyce has been elected the next editor of the University Times (UT) by a narrow margin of 1,105 votes. Her opponent Charlie Hastings received 957 of votes. 119 voted to re-open nominations and 225 votes were spoiled.
Taking it too far: the danger of the “joke candidate” – Trinity News
With campaigns for the TCDSU sabbatical positions well underway, and the high number of 13 candidates fighting for our votes, there’s been great debate and discourse around campus. Two candidates in particular, Ralph Balfe, (presidential candidate), and Nathan Harrington, (Welfare and Equality candidate), have received much attention for their so-called “joke” campaigns.
Your team is struggling to prioritize their work. How can you help them?
Powered by AI and the LinkedIn community As a leader, you want your team to be productive, efficient, and focused on the most important tasks. But sometimes, your team may struggle to prioritize their work, especially when they have competing deadlines, unclear expectations, or conflicting goals. How can you help them overcome this challenge and align their priorities with the organization's vision and strategy? Here are some tips to guide you.
Brídín Ní Fhearraigh-Joyce pledges to create “a positive atmosphere” in the University Times – but is resistant to scrutiny – Trinity News
Brídín Ní Fhearraigh-Joyce is a final year English student who has been involved with the University Times since August of last year. Although fairly new to the publication, Ní Fhearraigh-Joyce believes she has what it takes to lead the newspaper into the next academic year. Student journalism is nothing new to Joyce, however. She has served as the editor in chief of TN2 and also contributed to Trinity News, Evergreen, Trinity Film Review, and Gay Community News.
We didn’t start the fire, but can we put it out? – Trinity News
“It’s a terrible time to be 21!” These words were uttered in a United States recording studio in 1989 by none other than the son of John Lennon, Sean. It’s no surprise that Lennon expressed such dismay; he had witnessed the Beirut barracks bombing, the AIDS epidemic, and of course, the assassination of his own father, all before his 21st birthday. Lennon found himself in this recording studio with singer-songwriter Billy Joel.
Immigration is not at the root of violence against women – Trinity News
In January 2022, the murder of Irish schoolteacher Ashling Murphy sent shock throughout the entire nation. The death of Murphy, who was attacked while walking along the Grand Canal in Offaly, was seen as a wake-up call to the Irish nation to gender-based violence, despite numerous cases of women being murdered in this country before-hand. Following this, we observed, and rightly so, an outpour in condemnation of violence against women.
Promoting Gaeilge means taking action – Trinity News
For the last several hundred years in Ireland, being an Irish speaker has not been an easy existence. Centuries of British imperial policy attempted to eradicate the Irish language and Gaelic culture from the face of the earth, going to extreme lengths to anglicise not only every square inch of the island, but also the very names of the people who lived and live on it.
Gender quotas in Ireland: a hasty solution to a serious problem – Trinity News
A female usher is groped while on the clock. A man claims he needs to “rein in” a woman who has spoken out against him. His colleague pulls a woman onto his lap against her will. A blonde woman is referred to as Miss Piggy. Another woman is accused of “speaking out of her fanny”. When they speak up, his colleague replies, “sure that’s women for ya”. This is not a recap of the goings-on at your local pub on a Friday evening. This has all occurred within the Houses of the Oireachtas.
Founder and Editor-in-Chief Olivia Seltzer Keeps Gen Z Informed with The Cramm: News by and for Gen Z (Video)
Olivia Seltzer is the Founder of The Cramm, a daily digital newsletter, and the Author of Cramm This Book. The Cramm was established in 2017 by Seltzer as a specialized daily news platform for Gen Z. She embarked on this journey at the age of 13, armed with a clipboard, approaching local college students to sign up for her newsletter. Today, she is a Harvard sophomore, garnering recognition from NPR, Teen Vogue, and Forbes, and she has delivered talks at NATO Engages and the IFTF Summit.
A terrible beauty is born: history repeats itself at the Wolfe Tones’ Electric Picnic set. – Trinity News
Like many students, I made the pilgrimage to Stradbally, County Laois for the annual Electric Picnic festival, and flocked to the Electric Arena tent on Saturday to see the Wolfe Tones perform. The thing is, I couldn’t actually see the Wolfe Tones perform due to the tent being overcrowded with fellow youth — a surprising scene to me, given that the Wolfe Tones were formed in 1963.
The sudden redemption of Sinéad O’Connor’s career is too little, too late. – Trinity News
“Remember what I told you, if they hated me they will hate you.” This line from the song Black Boys on Mopeds, which appears on Sinéad O’Connor’s second studio album, perhaps best describes the general public’s attitude towards the singer during the height of her career in the 1990s. O’Connor, who died in late July, has always been defined by her willingness to speak out against political, religious and social injustices, both through her lyrics and through public protest.
Building Authentic Connections and Fostering Change in Media and Education (Video)
During this illuminating conversation, Ese Ofurhie, host of The Pool, and Kate Byrne, host of Woman Advancing.org speak with Dr. Veronica Appleton, Senior Vice President of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at Publicis Media US. Dr. Appleton reflects on her journey and insights into diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) in the workplace and how they are explored.
Between the Covers: Spooky tales for all to enjoy
Book: "Spooky America: The Ghostly Tales of Lake Tahoe" Author: Kate Byrne Publisher: Arcadia Children’s Books, 2023, softcover, 112 pages Secret tunnels, mythical beasts, haunted hotel rooms and spooky casinos — “The Ghostly Tales of Lake Tahoe” is a collection of stories about the creepy doings all around Lake Tahoe, the largest alpine lake in North America. Although the stories are written with children ages 8 through 12 in mind, they are tales that people of any age will enjoy.
9 Dancer Arm Exercises You Can Do Without Any Equipment
Dancers are known for being graceful and artistic as they twirl across a stage. And that grace requires a lot of strength. It's why the search for "dancer arms" has over 20 million views on #FitTok. Under this hashtag, you can find barre- and ballet-inspired arm exercises that'll help you recreate dancerly movements at home. The result? Biceps and triceps that are strong enough for the spotlight.
Butler, Stern and Shine Partners CEO Tracey Pattani on Lessons Learned from Her Time at Digitas, Amirati, Ogilvy and Others (Video)
Imagine ... it's March 9, 2020 and it's your first day as the new CEO taking over from the longtime founder of a successful independent agency. HR calls up and informs you that the office is shutting down. You, the new CEO, have to build relationships and a culture amidst a completely remote team, with no return date in site. What skill do you call upon? The art of blending! Tracey Pattani, CEO of Butler, Stern, and Shine Partners (BSSP), is gifted at it.
Unattended belongings to be removed to prevent library “desk hogging” – Trinity News
Items left at unattended desks will be cleared after 60 minutes to prevent “desk hogging”, the College Library has announced. In a post on social media today, the Library said that stewards will be monitoring library spaces “to ensure everyone has fair access to desk time in our high-demand reading rooms”.
USI votes to Support BDS Campaign – Trinity News
The Union of Students in Ireland (USI) has today voted to adopt a pro-Boycott, Divestments and Sanctions (BDS) policy for dealing with companies and institutions. The policy, which required a 66%+1 majority to pass, denounces the apartheid being committed by Israel and Palestine. It also mandates USI to support local BDS branches in third-level institutions and to establish a toolkit to aid in the establishment of local BDS branches, based on the toolkit of Trinity BDS.
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