College
How Trinity is Protecting Ireland’s Pollinators
As part of the All-Island Pollinator Plan, Trinity is making steps to create a campus that's more biodiverse – and protects vital pollinators.
Trinity Cancels In-Person Graduation Ceremonies Set for April
Graduands will instead receive their degrees in absentia, while College hopes to live stream a ceremony led by Chancellor Mary McAleese.
Editorial
By Forcing Students to Leave, Trinity is Knowingly Throwing Them to the Winds
College’s decision to give its student residents so little notice of their eviction is hard to fathom.
Le Mic Léinn Á nDíbirt, Tá an Coláiste ag Dul sa Seans
Is deacar cinneadh an Choláiste gan móran feasa a thabhairt dá gcónaitheoirí a thuiscint.
The Dublin Activists Making the Environment a Feminist Issue
Dublin's Ecofeminists say their cause can mean different things to different people – and are keen to attract activists of all stripes.
DCU Accommodation Could be Used by HSE, Amid Coronavirus Spread
DCU asked its residents to clarify whether they intend to stay put in its accommodation.
Trinity Accommodation Shutdown: What We Know After a Day of Drama
Trinity backtracked on a number of announcements on its accommodation closure, and issued several more clarifications to concerned students.
One Man, One Oven, One Love (Pizza): Meet the People of P.Oven
Philip Murphy is a Trinity student. He's also the founder of P.Oven – a pizza company that's become a phenomenon in College circles.
UCD to Open Library for Students Who Don’t Have Internet Access
The library space is to hold hold significantly less than 100 people indoors and would observe social distancing.
Students in Binary Hub, Kavanagh Court No Longer Required to Leave
The requirement that students in Binary Hub and Kavanagh Court must vacate has now changed to 'strong advice', Trinity's website says.