College

CSC Pulls Funding for Plastic Society Cards in Freshers’ Week

As part of a new environmental initiative, the CSC is urging Trinity's societies to set up digital membership cards for new members.
By Ciaran Molloy

€250k TBSI Student Space to Open in Upcoming Weeks

The space, funded by the School of Medicine and TCDSU, will include a coffee-maker and a small kitchen.
By Donal MacNamee

College to Launch New Film and Art History Courses With Columbia

The College will also set up two single honours degrees in film and art history in September 2020.
By Ciannait Khan

Business School to Run Courses for Executives With Bank of Ireland

In a new day-long course, Trinity professors and Bank of Ireland members will teach executives about risk management and treasury strategies.
By Cormac Watson
Editorial

Trinity Has Defied the Odds to Hold Its Status as a World-Class Research University

The College’s newly launched research strategy highlighted its success as well as the obstacles facing academics.

Library Plays Host to Four Centuries of Political Cartoons

An exhibition of political cartoons spanning hundreds of years went on display in Trinity's library yesterday.
By Orla Murnaghan

Trinity Researchers Uncover the Secret Lives of Tiger Sharks

A team of Trinity academics explored the impact of the global climate crisis on tiger sharks in the Bahamas.
By Emma Donohoe

‘Research is in our DNA’, Says Dean at Strategy Launch

The College today launched its first-ever Research Excellence Strategy.
By Cormac Watson

Trinity Scientists Discover How Hepatitis C ‘Ghosts’ Our Immune System

A research team, led by Dr Nigel Stevenson, explored how the potentially deadly virus suppresses an immune regulator.
By Emma Donohoe
Editorial

Extending the Admissions Feasibility Study Isn’t Enough – College Must Helm National Change

Five years on from the study’s introduction, there has been little by way of tangible expansion.