Dublin-Based Biotech Company Inflazome Acquired by Roche for €380 Million
The company was co-founded in 2016 by Trinity immunologist Luke O'Neill.
Coronavirus Commuters: The Trinity Students Forgoing Accommodation
Some students are commuting for two hours to get to College instead of spending money on accommodation in Dublin.
DUFC Advance to Leinster Senior Cup Final With Thrilling Win Over UCD
The Leinster Senior Cup has been deemed an "elite" competition, meaning it will go ahead despite the new level three restrictions.
Editorial
College Needs to Show Compassion for Residents Amid the Pandemic
This week a student who said they were showing symptoms of coronavirus was told to leave campus accommodation.
Editorial
Was In-Person Teaching Always A Pipe Dream?
The IUA this week announced that only classes that had to be taught in person would remain on campus.
Staff Allowed to Use Travel Fund to Pay for New Laptops
The fund usually offers up to €700 pro rata to academic staff to cover the cost of overseas travel.
Mustard: An Unlikely Allegory for Mental Health Struggles at the Abbey
Presented by Fishamble in association with Sunday’s Child, 'Mustard' took a deep dive into intergenerational perceptions of mental health and heartbreak.
Dublin Fringe Festival’s ‘Twenty Fifty’ Confuses More than it Inspires
Set thirty years in the future, the ambitious Fringe production attempts to address questions of environmentalism and social justice.
Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences to Move Online Where Possible, Says College
Classes will be moved online where possible, meaning that timetables will not have to be altered.
Dublin Colleges to ‘Minimise’ On-Campus Teaching, Says IUA
Practical subjects and laboratory-based classes will be given priority for on-campus teaching.