College
TCDSU Criticises ‘Frustrating’ Special Exam Abolition
This year will be the first in which 'super sups' are not available to students who miss their supplemental exam with extenuating circumstances.
Finance Department Not Consulted on ‘Political’ Fee Pledge, Sources Say
Senior government sources have reportedly said a promise not to increase university fees was made without the input of the Department of Finance.
Loans Schemes ‘Should be Investigated Further’, Says Provost
Provost Patrick Prendergast has argued that 'a system that has a mixture of public and private funding is the best'.
Universities Round on Joe McHugh After Government Fee Promise
The Irish Universities Association said higher education needs to 'hear what Fine Gael will do to solve the long-accepted funding crisis'.
Editorial
Enough is Enough – It’s Time Students’ Unions Put Rent Strikes on the Table
Unions must get more radical in fighting extortionate rent increases.
Is Leor é Sin – Thar Am go bPléann Aontais Mic Léinn Stailc Cíosa
Tá ar na haontais éirí níos radacaí sa troid i gcoinne ardú cíosa ríchostasach.
Editorial
A Palestine Programme Worthy of Praise, in a College With Dubious Israel Ties
While Trinity interns document Israeli abuses, the Provost lauds College’s close ties to the same state.
Moladh Tuillte ag an gCúrsa sa Phalaistín, i gColáiste le Gaol Amhrasach le hIosrael
Agus intéirnigh na Tríonóide ag taifead drochbhail laistigh de Iosrael, tá an Propast ag moladh an nasc láidir atá ag an gColáiste leis an stát céanna.
Trinity Made €10.9m Profit from Student Accommodation in 2018
The College brought in an income of €13 million from student accommodation last year.
Trinity Research Could Improve Treatment of Common Eye Disease
Researchers in Trinity have made a breakthrough in understanding dry age-related macular degeneration.