Catch up with Faculty staff in the media this week. Through their writing, speaking, research and expert comment on the issues of the day, they improve our knowledge and understanding of the world.
Listings are in staff alphabetical order. Any School groupings appear at the end of the listings. Please click on the relevant link(s) in each section to access the media item.
Eike Buabang, Research Fellow, School of Psychology and TCIN, was interviewed, and his work on habits featured, in this article on micro-habits in the French Cerveau & Psycho 01 September 2025: Microhabitudes: peut-on changer sa vie petit à petit? (Subscriber content)
Professor Massimo Faggioli, School of Religion, Theology and Peace Studies, featured on BBC Radio 4 to discuss Pope Leo's decision to allow a traditional Latin Mass in St Peter's Basilica next month. Interview starts at 31mins 14secs. BBC Radio 4 Sunday show 15 September 2025: Charlie Kirk & Christian Nationalism; Muslim Generational Divide; Arvo Part.
Professor Massimo Faggioli, School of Religion, Theology and Peace Studies, writes a comment piece for La Croix in France on the assassination of Charlie Kirk and that the [Catholic] Church will soon have to confront the nationalist neo-Catholicism made in the USA. La Croix 13 September 2025: Assassinat de Charlie Kirk: «L’Église devra bientôt affronter ce néocatholicisme nationaliste made in USA».
Dr Paula Maycock, School of Social Work and Social Policy, is featured in an article about the recent National Women’s Council conference which called for Government housing policy to incorporate women’s safety. She said that in the current housing crisis, women in abusive relationships are having to choose between homelessness, for both themselves and their children, and a continuation of their suffering. Irish Times 16 September 2025: Housing crisis has made life worse for women suffering domestic violence, conference told. (Subscriber content)
Professor Jane Ohlmeyer, School of Histories and Humanities, provides expert comment on the historic roots of Ireland's position on Palestine in an article in The National 12 September 2025: Ireland and UK share lessons on Palestine before two-state announcement.
Dr Patrick Walsh, School of Histories and Humanities, writes an article exploring Trinity's colonial legacies, including its position as a landowner and landlord in Ireland, and the rituals that still survive in College today. Dr Walsh is currently writing a book, with colleagues Dr Ciaran O’Neill and Dr Mobeen Hussain in the School of Histories and Humanities, on the university’s colonial legacies. Dublin Review of Books 12 September 2025: TCD’s Forgotten Tenantry.
Trinity Business School is the feature of an article which states ‘Trinity Business School, which celebrates its 100th anniversary this year, has strengthened its international reputation with strong performances in both the QS 2026 Global MBA and Business Master’s Rankings and the LinkedIn Top MBA 2025 ranking.’ Business Plus 17 September 2025: Trinity Business School marks centennial with global ranking success.