Staff, Students Divided Over Retention of Online Teaching
A survey of staff and students has revealed how both cohorts feel about keeping pandemic-induced changes such as open-book exams.
Editorial
This Week’s Fee Freeze is a Major Boon for the Student Voice on College Board
This week Provost Linda Doyle opted for a fee freeze for the next academic year, instead of increasing fees for non-EU students.
Editorial
By Backing Scanlon’s Seanad bid, the GSU Shows its Members’ Views Don’t Matter
Two PhD students bidding for the Seanad criticised the GSU for endorsing its president without members' approval.
Five Dublin Literary Events to Distract from Your Dissertation
If you want to feel scholarly without doing any work, look no further.
Two Seanad Candidates Criticise GSU for Unilaterally Endorsing Scanlon
PhD students Ryan Alberto Ó Giobúin and Michael McDermott are also members of the GSU.
Not Like Other Gulls – Tackling Trinity’s Seagull Ascendancy
It's high time Trinity used its experts to develop a defence system against those hounding birds, writes Piotr Jedro.
Five of the Best: Trinity Ball Through the Years
Tinie Tempah and CMAT will next month join a lengthy list of those who've had the honour of performing in the hallowed halls of New Square.
Trinity Footballers Crowned All-Ireland Freshers Champions
College's first-year men's team beat IT Carlow by 14 points on Monday.
Chief Medical Officer Tony Holohan to Take Up Professorship in Trinity
Holohan became a household name during the pandemic.
Facebook Whistleblower Frances Haugen Talks Education and Regulation
The former Facebook employee leaked a cache of memos and research that have exposed the inner workings of the company.