College
Micheál Martin ‘Would Consider Loans Scheme’ In Government
Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin was speaking to Irish university heads at a conference this morning.
‘Mankind is in Serious Trouble’: Students Rally for Climate Action
Students joined Extinction Rebellion protestors today to kick off a week of direct action highlighting the climate emergency.
The Government’s Inertia on Cassells Is Now Bordering on the Absurd
Four years since immediate action was called for in higher education, we're still no closer to even the beginnings of a decision, writes Jack Synnott.
Trinity Professor Made Chair of European Neuroscience Organisation
Prof Tomás Ryan from Trinity’s School of Biochemistry and Immunology will chair the organisation for the next two years.
Normal People Filming to Hit Trinity’s Campus
Filming for the BBC adaptation of Sally Rooney's award-winning novel will take place over four days on campus.
Editorial
Trinity Can’t Shirk All Blame for Toilet Fiasco at Summer Series
The College must take some responsibility for the third-party companies it allows to run events on campus.
Níl an Tríonóid in ann Éalú ón Milleán do Phráisc an Leithris ag an Sraith Samhradh
Is gá don Choláiste freagracht éigin a ghlacadh as na páirtithe a chuireann ócáidí ar siúl ar champas.
EU Verdict on Cassells Report Not Expected Until 2020
The Cassells report was sent to the European Commission in January for economic analysis.
Trinity Actor Jordanne Jones Named a Star of Tomorrow
Jones, an English and film student, was listed as a Star of Tomorrow by film magazine Screen International.
RTÉ Insists Articles Paid for by Universities Are Not Sponsored Content
RTÉ has made €271,000 from seven Irish universities as part of the Brainstorm project, but does not specify the content as sponsored.