Oxford Launches TAP-Style Foundation Course
The new programme will see 50 students accepted to study on a one-year foundation course.
Beidh Seachtain Staidéir sa Bhreis ag Mic Léinn. Caithfidh Ranna Coláiste Measúnacht a Athchóiriú Anois
Tá barraíocht ranna na Tríonóide ar na seandóigheanna le measúnacht na mac léinn.
Cur Chuige Ceart ag an bPropast le Seoladh Chairt Chomhionannas Inscne
Is cosúil go dtuigeann an rialtas agus coláistí go bhfuil níos mó i gceist le comhionannas inscne ná bosca éigeantach.
Trinity Defends Tree Cutting, After Criticism from Wildlife Activists
College was accused of illegally cutting down trees, damaging birds that may have been nesting.
New William Campbell Scholarship Set Up For Science Students
The bursary named after the Irish Nobel laureate will be awarded to students in Deis schools.
Government Offers Support to Family of Missing Trinity Professor
Tánaiste Simon Coveney expressed sympathy for the “nightmare” Seamus Lawless’s family are going through.
Editorial
Students Have an Extra Revision Week. Now College Departments Must Reform Assessment
Too many of Trinity’s departments have stuck to old methods of assessing students.
Editorial
Provost Strikes the Right Tone as Universities Launch Gender Equality Charter
Gender equality appears to no longer be another box for colleges and the government to tick.
How Meg Grehan Wrote Queer Issues Into Irish Children’s Literature
The Louth author's second novel, launched this week, offers a gentle yet searingly honest look at coming out and anxiety.
The Indecency of the Unopened Message
There's nothing worse than a message being left on read – except, perhaps, your messages being left unopened, writes Aoife Kearins.