How I Learned to Relish Not Having an Opinion
Appreciating uncertainty more would allow for more nuanced, honest and compassionate opinions, writes Aoibh Ní Chroimín.
Editorial
Trinity’s Yearly Timetable Debacle Has Been Made Worse With the Return to Campus
There was widespread confusion this week about what lectures would be in person.
Editorial
€14k Per Year for College is Far Too Much to Ask of Students and Their Families
A report from TU Dublin has estimated that the annual cost of college in Ireland has increased by over €1,000 in two years.
Limitations on Events Unfair, Say Societies
The Central Societies Committee has said it will write to the Provost regarding its concerns with the limitations on freshers' week events.
Outdoor On-Campus Events Only for Societies for Now, Says CSC
The Central Societies Committee has said that societies will “hopefully” be able to hold outdoor events on campus from September 20th.
Physics Students Frustrated at Prospect of Online-Only Lectures
Yesterday, an email sent to third-year physical sciences students said that lectures would be held online until November 1st.
‘Fetish 101’ Puts a Comedic Twist on Online Lectures
Matthew Tallon’s commissioned for this year’s Dublin Fringe Festival, absurdist focuses on kinks and fetishes.
Schools Were Asked to Hold Lectures of Under 50 in Person, Says Trinity
The School of Physics said yesterday that all lectures will begin online due to a lack of venues large enough to allow for social distancing.
Third-Year Physical Science Lectures ‘Likely’ to be Online Until Reading Week
The school emailed international students who are preparing to move back to Dublin.
History Department to Hold Some Classes of Under 20 Students Online
All modules for third and fourth year students will feature at least some in person teaching.