Contribution
Stuck in Dublin for the Summer? Make the Most of it
Anna McNamara Taylor argues that anyone stuck in Dublin should use the long summer to upskill.
Leading US Coach Joins Trinity Boat Club, Bringing Hopes of Success
With the appointment of Richard Ruggieri, DUBC will have access to one of the sport’s most experienced coaches.
Trinity’s Dean of Research Makes Breakthrough, Promising Advances in Material Science
The results of John Boland's work on copper nanoparticles will challenge our current understanding of how materials are formed.
Trinity Researchers Lead Analysis of Portugal and Spain’s Genetic History
The study has helped further our understanding of the impact migration had on ancient Spanish and Portuguese settlers.
Trinity’s American Football Team in Narrow Defeat to Belfast Trojans
After a nail-biting encounter, Trinity were eliminated in dramatic fashion from the Shamrock Bowl in a 20-18 defeat.
Trinity Research Reveals High Risk of Dementia For People With Down Syndrome
Prof Mary McCarron has called for better support for people with Down Syndrome who are suffering from dementia.
Government to Undertake Review of Higher Education, as Funding Debate Continues
The review comes as decisions loom on how to fund Irish universities and colleges.
Planned Union Protest Put on Hold, Pending Government Guidance on Temporary Contracts
The protest comes as the dispute between Trinity's three unions and the College continues.
Ba Cheart go mBeidh Dréim ag an Earnáil Triú Léibhéal le Níos mó Rialacháin, Seachas Níos lú
Tá neamhaird tugtha ar argóintí ar son scéimeanna iasachtaíochta ó na hinstitiúdí triú léibhéal agus iad ag súil le níos mó fhéinriail, de réir cosúlachta.
Editorial
The Third-Level Sector Should Expect More Regulation, Not Less
Fervent arguments for loan schemes in the hopes of more autonomy now seem little more than foolhardy.