70 Trinity Researchers Named in Government Funding Programme
The awards were announced by the government at an event in Waterford Institute of Technology.
The New Arts Block Cafe: Worth the Hype?
The Perch looks slick and shiny, but what has changed in the Arts Block cafe?
Art Deco Splendours and Astounding Detail on D’Olier St
Often overlooked, the Gas Building is an amazing mismatch of art deco and Neo-Tudor styles.
Maths of Juggling, Mooncake and Bressie: Your Week Ahead
Check out the best events to help you get through the week.
Bruton Launches New International Fund for Irish Universities
The fund will see €500,000 being made available to institutions wishing to promote international collaboration.
Tá Fearg agus Díomá ar na Mic Léinn. Tá Gá le Fóram Éigin Chun a gCuid Imní a Chur in Iúl
Léiríonn na fadhbanna atá ag na mic léinn ó roinn na ceimice nach raibh siad in ann a gcuid imní a chur in iúl.
Editorial
Silencing the Other Side is Never a Substitute for Good Arguments
The decision to remove pro-life posters will alienate people where good arguments could convince them.
Editorial
Students Are Frustrated and Angry. They Need Places to Air Their Concerns
The issues facing chemistry students show there are still hurdles in Trinity stopping students from raising their concerns.
Trinitones Newest Video: Bob Dylan and the Band’s ‘I Shall be Released’
Just back from their tour of Australia, the Trinitones talk about their upcoming music video.
Weakened DUFC Women Outclassed by Impressive Wexford Wanderers
A depleted Trinity side suffered a heavy 43-0 defeat to a hugely talented Wexford Wanderers team.