After a Summer of Protest, Trinity Societies Plan to Promote Anti-Racism
Trinity’s societies made noise at the height of this summer’s Black Lives Matter protests, but now they’re figuring out how best to fulfill their virtual promises.
Editorial
The CSC has Handled Freshers’ Week Prudently. Universities Should Take Notes
The CSC this week said that freshers’ fair would be physically ‘hugely restricted’.
13 Students Given Passing Mark After Initially Being Told to Resit Exams
Complications with results arose over the interpretation of new exam regulations this year.
Trinity’s PhD Workers’ Rights Group Launch Pandemic Survey With GSU
The project will highlight the effects of the pandemic on PhD workers.
Trinity Ability Co-op Launches the Anxiety Project
The project aims to educate Trinity’s staff and students about anxiety and will also provide information on available supports.
Intern Nurses Will Not Receive Pay Cut After Graduating
Pay rates for interns were increased in April to the rate of a healthcare assistant.
Two-Metre Rule May be Relaxed in Universities, Says Harris
The minister hinted at the move in an interview on Today FM this evening.
Societies Facing ‘Hugely Restricted Physical Fair’, Says CSC
The CSC today told societies that they may move much of the fair online.
Irish Coronavirus App has Troubling Privacy Issues, say Trinity Researchers
The researchers have said that the app does not adequately protect user privacy.
Tiny Plays 24/7: Fishamble’s Unexpected End to an Inspired Beginning
During lockdown, the company asked established and aspiring playwrights for 600-word scripts that explored the human experience of the current historical moment.