Editorial

The Iveagh Grounds Shows a Trinity Struggling to Cooperate with Locals

This week, it emerged that renovations promised when the Iveagh Grounds deal was struck three years ago have not taken place.
Editorial

Trinity’s New Casual Work Policy is a Win for a Group Used to Losing

College Board this week approved a new policy on casual work, which has drawn praise from postgraduate students.

Juneteenth: Striking the Right Tone

Juneteeth, which commemorates the emancipation of slaves in the US, is now a federal holiday. But will this mean the loss of nuance and sensitivity of the day?
By Emer Moreau

Trinity Ability Co_op Makes Submission to HEA National Access Plan

The Trinity Ability Co_op is a collaborative initiative between students and staff to promote accessibility in College.
By Matt McCann

Trinity Launches Ireland’s First ‘Distance Learning’ MBA

The new Flexible Executive MBA will involve 80 per cent online learning.
By Mairead Maguire

Trinity Signs Memorandum of Understanding with Loyola Institute

The Loyola Institute – which has been part of Trinity since 2012 – offers both taught and research postgraduate programmes in theology in the Catholic tradition.
By Cormac Watson

At Campaign Launch, Postgraduate Workers’ Alliance Discusses its Future

The Postgraduate Workers’ Alliance of Ireland is a coalition of workers’ rights groups in a number of Irish higher level institutions.
By Emma Taggart and Jody Druce
Editorial

Accountability in the GSU is a House Built on Sand

GSU President Gisèle Scanlon and Vice-President Abhisweta Bhattacharjee were re-elected on Saturday.

Govt Secures €75m of Financing for Universities to Build Accommodation

Legislation has been approved to allow the Housing Finance Agency to distribute the loans to universities.
By Cormac Watson

Three Years after Sale, Iveagh Grounds Revamp Continues to Stall

College purchased the sports facility in 2017 after several years of acrimonious negotiations with the Guinness Athletic Union.
By Emer Moreau