College
Paul Koralek, Architect of Iconic Berkeley Library, Dies Aged 86
Koralek, whose architectural firm also designed the Arts Block, was a leading figure in the brutalist movement.
Thanks to TAF, I Had a Tarot Reading. It Threw Up Some Surprises
As part of the Trinity Arts Festival, Catriona Paget – an astrology sceptic – gives tarot card reading a go. It doesn't go how she expects.
Reformed TCDSU Academic Senate Could Return Next Year
The revised academic senate, which was not run this year, will feature fewer senators and less frequent meetings.
Denied Career Progress, Professional Staff Describe Climate of ‘Stagnation’
Technical and support staff have not had the chance to obtain promotions or progressions this year.
Trinity Scientist Helps Show ‘Rule Breaker’ Plants Best Able for Climate Change
The researchers discovered plants that don't obey normal ecological rules may be best equipped to survive the effects of climate change.
Editorial
Facing a Complacent College, Students Must Fight Rent Hikes Tooth and Nail
Proposed increases to the price of Trinity’s accommodation will contribute to the unaffordability of higher education.
Ní Mór do Mhic Léinn Troid i gCoinne Arduithe Cíosa go Fíochmhar
Chuirfeadh an t-ardú cíosa atá beartaithe ag an gColáiste le róchostas an ardoideachais.
GSU in Chaos as President Slams ‘Spurious Accusation’ by Vice-President
Major cracks have appeared this week in the relationship between the two most senior figures in the Graduate Students' Union.
UCD Splashes €5.5m on Residential Properties in South Dublin
The purchases are reportedly part of an unofficial plan to expand the boundaries of its 133-hectare campus.
Photography, Valentine’s and the Trinity Arts Festival: Your Week Ahead
There's more action than you can shake a stick at this week in Trinity.