College
Taoiseach Rules Out Fee Increase and Student Loan Scheme in Surprise Move
Taoiseach Leo Varadakar said he was 'reluctant to see student contributions being raised'.
TCDSU Votes to Introduce Full-Time Consent Intern
The intern will work in the areas of sexual consent education and development.
Battle of the Bands, Boycott and Brexit: Your Week Ahead
This week has plenty to offer for those interested in activism, music and politics.
Editorial
TCDSU’s Sexual Assault Guidelines Should’ve Been Done By College Years Ago
The union’s new reporting guidelines initiative is to be commended.
Revelation of the Knights Hazing Was Clearly in the Public Interest
The Trinity News legal analysis of our Knights' hazing story is incomplete, writes Prof Eoin O’Dell.
Referendum Called to Defund The University Times
Students will vote on the funding of The University Times in a referendum in April.
Speaking With: Transparent Magazine
Pioneering Trinity students Guoda Trečiokaitė and Siubhan O’Donnell have founded a sustainability-focused fashion magazine
No Long-Term Fee Guarantee for UK Postgraduate Students
The fate of UK postgraduate students' fees beyond 2019/20 "is still an open question", College said.
Fund the Future Rally Draws 200 for Higher Education Protest
A small cohort of students marched from Trinity to the Department of Education calling for investment in third-level education.
Fee Certainty Is Not Enough to Quell the Northern Ireland CAO Tumble
The fall in applications from Northern Ireland is sure to continue amid uncertainty and there appears to be little the Irish government can do about it, writes Matthew Murphy.