College
In Trinity, Macron Lauds Erasmus as one of EU’s Greatest Achievements
The French president took questions from French and Irish students in Trinity's Exam Hall as part of his state visit to Dublin.
The Top Five Takeaways from Trinity’s New COVID Restrictions
Provost Linda Doyle emailed students today with details of what College will look like in the coming semester.
One-Metre Social Distancing to be Implemented for Lectures
College has said it is taking a two-phased approach to re-opening campus, with further easing of restrictions planned from November 1st.
French President Macron to Visit Trinity
He will visit the Long Room and meet students for a discussion spanning a range of topics.
Physics Students Frustrated at Prospect of Online-Only Lectures
Yesterday, an email sent to third-year physical sciences students said that lectures would be held online until November 1st.
History Department to Hold Some Classes of Under 20 Students Online
All modules for third and fourth year students will feature at least some in person teaching.
Tugann an Scannal Dífheistithe Buille do Mhuinín idir Mhic Léinn agus Choláiste
Cuireann an droch-iarracht dífheistiú ó bhreoslaí iontaise náire ar ollscoil a bhfuil bród uirthi féin as a hinbhuanaitheacht.
TCDSU: Fossil Fuel Shares “Particularly Concerning” in Light of IPCC Report
The University Times reported last week that Trinity still has shares worth at least €8 million in companies directly involved in fossil fuel activities.
Libraries May Retain ‘Targeted’ Booking System Post-COVID
Trinity’s libraries may continue to require certain users to book in advance in certain instances, such as coming up to exams.
Editorial
The Divestment Debacle is a Blow to Trust Between Students and College
Trinity’s botched attempt to divest from fossil fuels is embarrassing for a university that prides itself on being a leader in sustainability.