Despite Six-Month Election Delay, CSC Claims Constitution Wasn’t Breached
The CSC plans to run elections on October 13th, more than six months after its constitution stipulates.
A Fringe Production That Asks A Timely Question: Are We Ever Safe?
Intertwining three powerful tales, Before You Say Anything shines a light on our safeguarding institutions and shows how they too can place us in harm’s way.
On-Campus Residents Who Break Coronavirus Rules May Lose Accommodation
Trinity’s Registrar of Chambers said that breaches will be investigated on a case-by-case basis.
Campus and Halls Residents to be Offered Regular Coronavirus Testing
The screening programme may be extended to the whole college community in the future.
The BBQ Society is in Town – And Ready for a Socially Distanced World
Trinity students Raphi Patterson and Jonny Gregg have proposed the new society to the CSC and are hoping to get the green light in time for this academic year.
Former Qatari Defence Minister to Sponsor TCD Horse Racing Society
Hamad Bin Ali Al Attiyah served as Minister of State for Defence Affairs between 2013 and 2016.
No Space for Extra Freshers, Say Trinity Schools of Medicine and Dentistry
Higher Education Minister Simon Harris today said that the government would be introducing 800 extra college spaces this year.
Masks Now Mandatory in Trinity Sports Centre
Trinity Sport told patrons of the centre to 'mask up to keep everyone safe while at Trinity Sport Centre'.
Leaving Cert Results Were Record-Breaking – But This Will Benefit Few
Leaving certificate students may be celebrating the highest results on record – but their unprecedented grades may not bear the desired fruit on Friday when CAO offers are made, writes Faye Curran.
Fibín is Driving Ahead With its Theatre
The Irish language theatre company staged its most recent show, Fiach, as a drive-in theatre piece as part of its efforts to make Irish more accessible and less daunting.