College
Trinity Seanad Candidate Joe O’Gorman Has Made €1.3m from College Tours
O'Gorman, the strategic development officer of the CSC, runs Trinity's only official tour company.
At the Frontlines of the On-Campus Rent Wars
In recent months, students' unions across the country have clashed with colleges over on-campus rent increases.
When the Coronavirus Swept Trinity: A Look Back on the Week That Was
As the coronavirus sweeps Ireland, a reconstruction of an unprecedented week in Trinity.
Ahead of Dublin Debut, A Look at The Cherry Orchard’s Galway Screening
It won't hit Dublin until April, but Tom Murphy's adaptation of The Cherry Orchard does enough in its Galway screening to whet appetites.
Trinity Rushed Through Appointment of Top Gender Equality Official
College has appointed a new associate vice-provost for equality, diversity and inclusion – a position it previously decided against creating.
In Ramen Co, a Valiant Menu – But More Culinary Bravery Needed
Despite Ramen Co’s attempts to craft a menu of traditional ramen dishes, the ultimate result is a tasty yet rather lacklustre lunch experience.
Alex Clark Elected JCR President
Clark defeated Dillon Broaders, Cian O'Toole and Aoife O'Mahony to the presidency for the coming year.
The University Times and Trinity News Postpone Print Issues After College Closes
The papers were due to bring out print issues next week, but postponed them after the College closed today.
Trinity is Considering Holding Exams in August
A confidential memorandum seen by The University Times sets out the various contingencies Trinity is considering due to the coronavirus.
It’s Inconsequential, But For Final-Years, Today May Be a Sad College End
Trinity was right to take steps against the coronavirus, and there are far more pressing issues, but today was still a sad day, writes Aisling Marren.