At Trinity’s Printing House Square, Plumbers Protest Underpayment
A small group of protesters gathered outside Printing House Square today to fight the underpayment of plumbers working on the site.
Analysis
After a Torrid Year, Trinity Steadies the Ship on CAO Points
The College has emerged from this year's CAO points ordeal without much further damage to its reputation.
From Medicine to Maths, Trinity’s Points Changes Mapped
Seven years of data on Trinity's CAO points shows changes in some areas and consistency in others.
STEM Courses Strong, As Trinity Points Hold Steady
Trinity's STEM courses saw points increases in today's CAO announcement, while points for some arts degrees also rose.
UCD Had More Preliminary First-Preference Applications than Trinity
Provost Patrick Prendergast asked why UCD had more first-preference applications than Trinity.
Mitchell O’Connor Lauds SUSI Grants as Government Delays Call on Funding
Minister for Higher Education Mary Mitchell O'Connor said students should use SUSI grants to pay for the cost of their accommodation.
Former Trinity Student Natalya Coyle Books Tokyo 2020 Spot
Coyle is set to compete in her third Olympic Games in the modern pentathlon next year.
TCDSU Criticises ‘Frustrating’ Special Exam Abolition
This year will be the first in which 'super sups' are not available to students who miss their supplemental exam with extenuating circumstances.
Chris Morash Becomes Chair of International Dublin Literary Prize
The former Vice-Provost will preside over the judging panel for the largest single prize in the world for a novel published in English.
Finance Department Not Consulted on ‘Political’ Fee Pledge, Sources Say
Senior government sources have reportedly said a promise not to increase university fees was made without the input of the Department of Finance.