College
New Law School Likely to be Built Within Five Years, Say Officials
Plans for the new building are expected to be completed within the next few months.
CAO Applications from Britain and Northern Ireland Fall
There was a drop in Northern Irish and British applicants to Irish universities this year.
Trade Unions Condemn Third-Level Gender Inequality
SIPTU representatives also warned of the impact of perilous working conditions on women employed by higher education institutions.
Musicals, Period Poverty and Greenpeace Activists: Your Week Ahead
Reading week is over and deadlines are looming, so take a break and enjoy some of the interesting society events this week.
Editorial
College Can’t Solve TEP by Parachuting ‘Assessment Fellows’ into Departments
Assessment fellows must consult very closely with internal departmental committees and class representatives.
Editorial
International Students Pay High Fees, But College Needs to Invest in Supports For Them
Trinity must offer the supports and services befitting of an elite university.
Breastfeeding Pod, Tobacco-Free Trinity Cost, Printing House Square Delay
The Unexpected Benefits of Couchsurfing
Living closer to College would be more convenient, but it can be a wholesome experience staying on friends’ couches, writes Jack Synnott.
New ‘Assessment Fellows’ to Examine Students’ Workload Under TEP
The assessment fellows will advise departments how to improve and diversify the way they assess students.
Rover Scout Society Approved by Central Societies Committee
The Rover Society will seek to ‘bring a variety of events to college, from film screenings to camping trips to bushcraft skills weekends’.