No Freshers’ Fair This Year, Says CSC

Operating the physical fair has been deemed “unrealistic” given current public health guidelines.

Deá-scéal atá sna sé Fhoirgneamh Choláiste nua do Pháirtithe Leasmhara Tríú-Leibhéal

D’fhógair an tAire Ardoideachais Simon Harris an tairiscint do shé fhoirgneamh ardoideachais nua an tseachtain seo.

Tréigeadh Linn Snámha na Trionóide ar Feadh Tamaill. Tá sé in am don Choláiste Gníomhú

Beidh linn snámha na Trionóide dúnta ar feadh i bhfad, ag í feitheamh ar obair dheisiúcháin.

Trinity to Receive €214,000 Boost for Mental Health Supports

Higher Education Minister Simon Harris said that mental illness was the 'number one' health issue for young people in Ireland.
By Amy Cox
Editorial

Six New College Buildings is Music to the Ears of Third-Level’s Stakeholders

Higher Education Minister Simon Harris announced the tender for six new higher education buildings this week.
Editorial

Trinity’s Swimming Pool Has Long Been Neglected. Time for College to Take Action

Trinity’s swimming pool has now been closed indefinitely, awaiting repairs.

College Sat On Year-Old Plans to Fix Now-Unsafe Swimming Pool

An action plan to fix the Trinity's swimming pool was drawn up in August 2019, and has yet to be acted upon by College.
By Matt McCann

Feeling Restless, Milk. Are Back in the Studio

Tickets for Milk.’s 2021 UK and European tour are available now through the band’s websit
By Joe Coughlan

In Latest Exhibition, Artists Rework the Architecture of the Douglas Hyde

The gallery reopened its doors last week with two solo exhibitions by Gabriel Kuri and Kirsten Pieroth.
By Lucy Sherry

Govt Secures 17,000 Laptops to Assist Student Access to Online Learning

The devices were ordered through a €15 million coronavirus fund set aside to purchase student devices.
By Amy Cox