Is Fadhb é Iompar Meisciúil i Halla na Tríonóide. Níl Srianadh ar Líon na Leapacha mar an Réiteach
Tá cónaitheoirí imníocha timpeall Halla na Tríonóide ag déanamh iarrachta bac a chur ar an gColáiste níos mó líon leapacha a thógáil i Halla na Tríonóide.
EU Leaders Falling Short on Research Ambitions, says ERC Head
The interim president of the ERC has said that 'national EU leaders did not at all deliver in terms of the previously expressed ambition for research and innovation'.
Former Nobel Laureate John Hume Dies Aged 83
Many leading figures in politics have paid tribute to the Derry man today.
After Normal People’s Emmy Nominations, Perceptions Misalign with Reality
Emmy nominations inevitably skew perceptions – both of Trinity and of Irish people, writes Anthony Bradley.
Editorial
Higher Education Needs More Action and Fewer Surveys on Sexual Violence
Harris this week drew praise for a series of initiatives he launched to tackle sexual violence on campus.
Editorial
Drunken Behaviour in Halls is a Problem. Limiting Bedspaces is not the Answer
Concerned residents around Halls are trying to block College from building more bedspaces in Halls.
Kyoto Love Hotel on Mixing Pop Sensibilities and Lyrical Coherency
Joe Geaney, one half of Kyoto Love Hotel, says that their sound has a “pop aspect to it, but bordering on something else as well”.
DU Real Estate Society: A Student Service or a ‘Landlord’s Society’?
Co-founders Harry Williams and Oscar Verdon defend the new real estate society, insisting that their main intention is to help students find jobs after they graduate.
How TBSI’s PhD Students Handled Lockdown
Some complained of a lack of communication and confusion around lab protocols – all, however, found it a bizarre time.
Academic Registry Made Multiple Errors in Medicine Resit Timetables
College has since solved the issues and said that it regrets 'any distress caused'.