College

Trinity Applications from Northern Ireland Drop 20% for Second Time Since Brexit Vote

Provost Patrick Prendergast said that applications to Trinity had decreased a further 20 per cent, after last year's drop.
By Emer Moreau
Editorial

College Must Learn From This Year’s Exam Chaos

Students encountered a myriad of problems – both administrative and TEP-related – this exam season.

58 Scholars, 15 Fellows and Two Honorary Fellows Elected

Former Chief Justice Susan Denham and former College librarian Peter Fox were awarded honorary fellowship of the College.
By Eleanor O'Mahony
Editorial

Thanks to TEP, College Is in Danger of Losing Its Unique Society Life

Trinity cannot bury its head in the sand while student societies struggle.

Trinity FLAC Wins Best Overall Society at CSC Awards

DU Players won best large society, while Trinity Musical Theatre won best medium society.
By Molly Furey and Catriona Paget

Give Us the Night Call for Better Late Night Licensing Laws

Appearing at Trinity Arts Festival, the group said that the current situation in the city is untenable.
By Catriona Paget

Societies Face Drop in Engagement in Second Term

Societies faced difficulties attracting high attendance at events in the run-up to exams.
By Aisling Marren

From the Big Smoke to the Big Apple

Rachel O'Leary speaks to the pioneers behind Trinity's prestigious new dual degree with Columbia University, and the course's first students.
By Rachel O’Leary

Trinity’s Archers are Shooting for the Stars

After finishing the season with seven medals, Trinity's Archery Club now aim to make their club as inclusive and welcoming as possible.
By Fiachra Gallagher
Contribution

After a Year in Trinity, I’ve Finally Found My Feet

Adjusting to life in Dublin and Trinity took some getting used to, but now I've found my place here, writes Faye Curran.
By Faye Curran