Botany Bay Marquee to be Dismantled on Thursday
The removal of lighting and generators has already begun and will be completed tomorrow.
How TMT Harnessed Zoom to Triumph at Intervarsities
Produced during lockdown, TMT’s 'Carrie: The Musical' placed second at the All-Ireland Musical Theatre Intervarsities.
University Council Approves Three New Postgraduate Courses
The three new options are funded under pillar three of the Irish Human Capital Initiative.
Launched in Lockdown: Cedese & Co.
Design student Mercedes Lawson Whyte talks about the value of 'winging it', defying self-doubt and just keeping going.
Editorial
House Six’s Inaccessibility is a Historical Wrong. College Must Listen to Students
TCDSU will lobby College to look into making House Six more accessible, following a motion passed at Council this week.
Editorial
On the USI Housing Bill, Harris Seems to Forget That He Is In Charge
Debating a bill which would give greater protection to student renters, Minister for Higher Education Simon Harris said that an ‘urgent conversation’ is needed on the issue.
Five Of The Best: Study Snacks
Use your proximity to your kitchen to your advantage this exam season and snack your way to better grades.
Trinity Student Qualifies for 2022 World Athletics Championships
Biomedical engineering student Kate Doherty will compete in the 4x100 metre race after her team secured a place yesterday.
TBSI Urges Caution Amid Reports of Harassment and Drug Dealing Outside Building
Incidents of harassment, drug dealing and drug injection have been reported outside the TBSI building.
With a New Novel in Tow, Kevin Power Talks Privilege and Publication
'White City', the Trinity lecturer’s second novel aims to tackle the post-Tiger malaise with black humour.