Sumo Wrestling Robots and Home Care Assistants with Trinity’s First Robotic Research Group
The only robotics research group in Trinity, this group are hoping to develop assistive robots which will eventually help those with disabilities or who live alone.
Failure to Recruit Top Academics Sees Trinity Develop a New Method for Strategic Hires
Trinity will seek to offer more attractive salary packages, with hopes that the new strategic hires scheme could be funded by philanthropic donations.
“You Want to Call Every Ball and Stick Every Pass”: Jack Kelly on Captaining Ireland’s Under-20 Squad
Rob Morgan talks to Ireland Under-20 Captain Jack Kelly about their Six Nations campaign and how he balances rugby and life as a law student.
Heads Up: Trinity’s Focus on the Problem of Concussion in Sport
Trinity Assistant Professor Matthew Campbell, who spoke at a conference in Trinity yesterday, discusses his research on concussions and the risks facing players.
Martin Scorsese on Rejecting Sequels and Capturing the Outcast
Visiting the Phil today, the legendary film director addressed new film technology and how we are all 'God's Lonely Man'.
Trinity Ladies Through to Giles Cup Finals with a Win Over Mary Immaculate College
Trinity College ladies footballers continued their winning streak with a comprehensive 4-7 to 2-8 win over Mary Immaculate College on a wet day in Limerick.
From Brexit to the Border, the Northern Irish Election will Change Trinity’s Relationship with the North
While Trinity has been successful in attracting Northern students, it needs to adapt to the challenges facing the region.
Wimbledon 2017: This Summer’s Sports Event on a Budget
Few annual sporting events command the respect Wimbledon does and, despite perceptions, the event is entirely doable on a student budget.
Trinity’s Total Income Rose to €355 million in 2015/16, a 7% Increase from the Previous Year
The increase in income comes as Trinity has become less reliant on state funding, with the majority of financial support coming from non-exchequer sources.
Referendum for the Support of a €7 Million Student Centre Before the End of Term
In an addition to fundraising and a potential loan for the College, a new student levy introduced to fund the centre would introduced, only charging students that will get use out of the centre.