College
Two Thirds of College’s Teaching Spaces in Need of Major Repairs
Only 34 per cent of teaching and learning spaces were deemed to be in new or good condition. In other universities this number is typically 80 per cent, according to Estates and Facilities.
Editorial
The School of Physics is a Blueprint for Collegial Decision Making
This week, the School of Physics came out in favour of changing the name of the Schrödinger Theatre.
Trinity Ranked 12th Most International University Worldwide
College has dropped four places from the 2021 rankings, compiled by the Times Higher Education.
On Governance Bill, Trinity Asks: What Problem is Really Being Addressed?
Trinity has been given special provisions in the sweeping reforms, but fears remain about increased state meddling in College affairs.
UL president: Lack of Funding Pushing Irish Colleges Down in Rankings
Prof Kerstin Mey has called for 'urgent Government funding' for a new funding model for higher education.
TCDSU, GSU to Lobby to Retain Four Student Representatives on Board
New legislation will see the number of students on university governing boards limited to two.
Governance Bill Details New ‘Conditions’ Attached to State Funding
Universities could be asked to refund state money they have been granted if the HEA feels the institution is not meeting the conditions attached to state funding.
Governance Bill Allows Trinity to Retain Internal Majority on Board
College Board will not be subject to the 17-person maximum for university governing bodies.
At Healthy Trinity Report Launch, Provost Links Education and Health
The report outlines the work carried out by Healthy Trinity this year, including the results of research carried out as part of the project.
Trinity Projected to Lose Nearly €12m Next Year
College's budget predicts that it will not return to 'financial sustainability' until 2023.