College
Trinity Graduate Takes on Leading Research Role in University of Limerick
Norelee Kennedy, who graduated from Trinity in 2004, will take over as UL's Vice-President for Research in January.
Government Launches Online Immigration System for Dublin Non-EU Students
The change will allow some students from outside Europe to renew their immigration registration online rather than in person.
Editorial
Students Need Affordable Accommodation, Not Luxury ‘Studio Apartments’
Trying to paint the results of the National Student Accommodation Strategy as a win is an insult to students.
Tá Lóistín ar Phraghas Réasúnta ag Teastáil ó Mhic Léinn, Seachas Árasáin ar Luach €1,200
Is masla do mhic léinn é an cur i gcéill gur bua atá i gceist le torthaí an tSuirbhé Náisiúnta ar Loistín Mhic Léinn.
Trinity Graduate Marie Sophie Hingst Found Dead in Dublin Home
Hingst, a German blogger recently accused of inventing fictional relatives she said had survived the Holocaust, was found dead on July 17th.
Trinity Professor Gets €150k Grant to Tackle Climate Emergency
Wolfgang Schmitt from Trinity’s School of Chemistry received a European grant to develop technologies that could mitigate global heating.
Government Seeks More Accountability from Third-Level Institutes
The government has mooted changes to the Higher Education Authority Act, insisting current legislation 'reflects a different era'.
Om Diva Is Clearing the Floor to Irish Designers
Om Diva's summer residency programme is giving Irish designers some much-needed visibility.
Space Issues ‘Critical’ in Nursing School, Says Report
The College Bursar said a long-term solution to the school's space issues 'may be delivered by the TTEC site'.
Door-to-Door Healthcare Can Reduce Infant Mortality, Trinity Economist Says
A new study, co-authored by a Trinity professor, has found a low-cost strategy for tackling child and infant mortality rates in Uganda.