College
Fate of Business School Plaza Up in the Air
It's not clear when or how College plans to build its Business School plaza – plans for which "have not been shelved" according to the College bursar.
Gone Full Havisham Offers Heart, Soul and Guts – But Lacks Subtlety
Irene Kelleher is powerful as Emily in Gone Full Havisham, but ultimately the play feels too much like an exercise in gawking at a mad woman.
Months After Launch, Many Students Don’t Feel ‘At Home’ in Business School
Many students have complained about a lack of study spaces and a poorly designed 600-seat lecture theatre.
Micheál Martin Repeats Promise of New Higher Education Department
Martin, who first made the proposal last summer, said creating a higher education department is necessary to combat Brexit's risks.
Analysis
Education Candidate O’Connor Keeps it Local, Despite Third-Level Funding Crisis
Megan O'Connor, the sole candidate for TCDSU education officer, wants the union to get back to basics. It's unclear if students will buy it.
Trinity Needs a New Senior Digital Officer, Says IT Review
An external quality review of IT Services recommended a raft of changes to how College handles its digital strategy.
Research, Ratios and Postgraduates at Heart of Trinity’s New Strategic Plan
The plan, obtained by The University Times, also promises increased campus diversity, among a raft of goals for the next five years.
Analysis
Strategic Plan: Lots to Commend, but the Devil’s in the (Lack of) Detail
While well-intentioned, College's new strategic plan isn't urgent enough about tackling staff and student issues, writes Aoife Kearins.
The Top Six Takeaways from Trinity’s New Strategic Plan
From sustainability to the student–staff ratio, here are some of the standouts in Trinity's new strategic plan.
Analysis
In Presidential Race, a Familiar Choice: Micro or Macro
The three candidates running for TCDSU president offer differing takes on the extent to which the union should involve itself in national issues.