Trinity to Tackle Administrative Issues in New Strategic Plan

College will attempt to 'foster an agile and effective organisation' in the next five years.
By Donal MacNamee

Provost Calls for Support of Graduates at €400m Philanthropy Launch

Trinity launched 'the largest and most ambitious' philanthropy campaign in Irish history in the Exam Hall today.
By Donal MacNamee and Eleanor O'Mahony

Women’s Hockey Crash Out in EYHL Playoffs

Limerick side Catholic Institute scraped a 3-2 win over Trinity's hockey players in the semi-finals of the EYHL promotion playoffs this weekend.
By Cormac Watson

Portrait of Mary Robinson Commissioned for Dining Hall

Chancellor Mary Robinson will step down at the end of this month.
By Katy Amos

Rick Astley Performs Surprise Gig in Trinity Chapel

No. You're not being rickrolled.
By Eleanor O'Mahony

Trinity Applications from Northern Ireland Drop 20% for Second Time Since Brexit Vote

Provost Patrick Prendergast said that applications to Trinity had decreased a further 20 per cent, after last year's drop.
By Emer Moreau

Caithfidh an Coláiste Foghlaim ó Phraiseach na Scrúduithe i mBliana

Is iomaí fadhb – idir riaracháin agus bainte le TEP – a raibh ar mhic léinn dul i ngleic leo i rith an tréimhse scrúdaithe.

De Dheasca TEP, Tá an Coláiste i mBaol go gCaillfear a Shaol Cumainn ar Leith

Ní féidir cloigeann na Tríonóide a shá sa ghaineamh agus na mic léinn ag streachailt.
Editorial

College Must Learn From This Year’s Exam Chaos

Students encountered a myriad of problems – both administrative and TEP-related – this exam season.
Editorial

Thanks to TEP, College Is in Danger of Losing Its Unique Society Life

Trinity cannot bury its head in the sand while student societies struggle.