Writing Letters, Writing Opinions: Your Week Ahead
There's plenty of fun to be had post-reading week.
Graduation Ceremonies to be Limited to 60 Per Cent Capacity
Ceremonies scheduled for candidates who deferred graduation in 2020 will now take place in January 2022.
TCDSU, GSU to Oppose College Park Pavilion at Board
The proposed construction of a temporary pavilion is to come to Trinity's top decision-making body this week.
Journalist and Ex-Diplomat Ray Bassett to Contest Seanad Bye Election
Bassett’s campaign will focus on independent foreign policy, improving relations with Britain and defending free speech.
Chapters Bookshop to Close Next Year
The shop has been a staple of Dublin for 40 years.
Sinn Féin ar son Cearta Oibreoirí a Thabhairt d’iarchéimithe ag Ard-Fheis
De réir na tairisceana, “eilíonn [an Ard-Fheis seo] iarchéimithe a aithint mar oibreoirí le stádas lucht fostaithe".
Sinn Féin to Lobby for Postgraduates to be Given Worker Status
The party will lobby for 'recognition of postgraduate researchers in Ireland as workers with employee status'.
Editorial
Trinity Must Be Upfront About the Future of the Science Gallery
The gallery is threatened with closure, but its fate will be decided this week.
Editorial
Where is the Response from Colleges to the HEA’s Discrimination Report?
University staff from minority ethnic backgrounds are paid less than their white Irish counterparts and are less likely to be on permanent contracts.
Future of Science Gallery Likely to be Decided This Week
Trinity may seek a government bailout for the gallery to keep it open.