Trinity Chemists Discover Possible New Means for Hydrogen Transport
Successfully storing hydrogen for use as a fuel is considered a possible solution to the climate crisis.
As Students Return to Class, Uncertainty About In-Person Teaching Remains
College and the Department of Higher Education promised that all students would have some in-person teaching this year.
Cells and Selfies: the PhD Students Sharing Their Research Online
A new type of influencer – the PhD candidate – is emerging online in an attempt to combat the loneliness and pressures of the work.
Inaccurate DUFC Fall to Terenure in Second Outing of Season
A disappointing second-half attack left DUFC rueing missed set-piece chances.
Editorial
The Hist and the Phil Must Upend Old Power Structures in the GMB
This week, The University Times revealed the extent of bullying and harassment in the Phil and the Hist.
Editorial
Vaccine Bonuses Will Makes Campus Re-Opening Safer and Smoother
Provost Linda Doyla recently praised the idea of implementing a 'bonus' system for vaccinated students.
Legal Eagles, Gayming, Have Your Cake and Eat It: Your Week Ahead
There’s lots going on in College as we navigate our way back to lectures.
TCDSU ‘Shocked’ at IUA’s Stance on Fees
TCDSU and UCDSU have criticised the Irish Universities Association's resistance to scrapping the student contribution charge.
TCDSU Criticises College for Late Release of Timetables
Timetables were due to be released yesterday but many students still have not received them.
National Gallery Exhibition Explores Memory Through Jack B Yeats’ Paintings
The exhibition, “Painting & Memory”, opens to the public from September 4th.