Accommodation
College Defends Supplemental Exams Fee Decision
The Vice-Provost, Chris Morash, said that the decision will be beneficial to students.
Students Protest, as Anger Against Fees Boils Over
Hundreds of students also protested against the introduction of supplemental exam fees.
Trinity to Propose Accommodation Fee Jump
The proposal comes amid rising anger over the introduction of supplemental exams fees.
Students Asked to Preserve Water, Amid Dublin Restrictions
Irish Water has announced restrictions on water in the Dublin area.
Trinity to Enjoy Share of €2.2 Billion Government Fund
€2.2 billion will be split between Ireland’s seven universities for infrastructure projects.
Architecture Titbit: Goldsmith Hall
We look at the architectural legacy of Goldsmith Hall.
Nearly 40% of Irish Students Face ‘Serious Financial Problems’
A new report found that 46 per cent of students work alongside their studies.
TCDSU Survey Shows Students Want Repeal
Student spaces and third-level fees were also top of students' concerns.
Editorial
Kavanagh Court Was Always a Flawed Solution to a Complex Crisis
Unfilled beds in Kavanagh Court was an inevitability Trinity could have seen coming.
Ní Raibh Seans Dá Laghad ag Kavanagh Court agus an Ghéarchéim Chasta Romhainn Anois
Is dócha go raibh an Choláiste in ann na leapacha neamhlíonta i Kavanagh Court a réamhaithrís.