Debut Season is Upon Us Again, and This Year’s Shows Won’t Disappoint
'What We Have We Hold' and 'Potatoland' are set to open an exciting season of directorial debuts.
A TAF Metamorphosis in the GMB
The Trinity Arts Festival annual GMB takeover was a spectacle for the senses.
Just 13 of Trinity’s 120 Societies Completed Inclusion Checklist
The Towards Inclusive Clubs and Societies checklists enables self-evaluation of the accessibility of a society space or events.
Trinity Disregarding Warnings from Auditor Over Pension Liability
College could be liable for millions of euro in employee pension payments.
Trinity East Likely to be Majorly Scaled Back as Govt Funding in Doubt
The flagship project was envisioned as a globally competitive innovation and enterprise hub in the Docklands.
Science Gallery to Close in 2022 Until Govt Deal Struck
The gallery will operate on a stripped-back basis, with touring exhibits and school visits likely to be scrapped.
Individual Schools Can Implement ‘Circuit Breaker’ Online Teaching Periods
First-year medicine students were told today that they will be moving online for two weeks.
TCDSU Opens Applications for 10k Have Your Say Project
Students can submit proposals for how to spend the €10,000 ringfenced for the project.
Editorial
Climate Change Must be the Next Unifying Student Issue
Student activism has a central role to play in building on the lackluster commitments made at COP26.
Editorial
VP for Climate Action Buckley Needs to Take a Stronger Stance
Recent comments by the first Vice President for Biodiversity and Climate Action contained powerful rhetoric but no concrete promises.