The Trinity Graduates Making Waves in Sustainable Energy
Sam Roch-Perks and Rory O’Sullivan have never met, but they share the same passion: engineering sustainable energy solutions for the future.
As Colleges Grapple With Colonial Roots, Should Certain Campus Statues Come Down?
Universities' immortalisations of figures such as Cecil Rhodes have come under scrutiny as their roles in oppression and discrimination come to light.
Minority Ethnic Higher Education Staff Paid Less, HEA Survey Finds
Staff from minority ethnic backgrounds are also less likely to be on permanent contracts.
Spooky Season and Social Justice: Your Week Ahead
Don't let the essays get you down.
Editorial
Trinity’s Dean of Research Says PhD Students Should Be Workers. Can He Make It Happen?
Wolfgang Schmitt told this newspaper that he sees PhD students 'as co-workers within a research environment'.
Editorial
Budget 2022 Proves There’s No Panic Button for Third Level in Leinster House
Higher education was allocated €68 million as part of budget 2022, with the SUSI grant scheme being expanded for the first time in a decade.
Provost Leads Tributes to Brendan Kennelly
Kennelly was a celebrated poet and author who was a professor of modern literature in Trinity until 2005.
DUFC Send Ballynahinch Packing in Well-Earned Win at College Park DUFC
DUFC’s second win in as many games has them right the ship and get their season back on track.
A Note to Our Readers Regarding the Irish Times
GSU, Students4Change Stage Protest at Dáil Over Online Lectures
Around 50 students marched from Front Square to Kildare St voicing their dissatisfaction with Trinity.