College
College to Spend €860,000 on Rubrics Refurbishment
The Rubrics have not housed students for two years due to the need for renovations.
Gardaí Appeal for Help Tracing Missing Trinity Student
Joe O'Boyle was last seen on Mayor St, Dublin 1, on Tuesday afternoon.
After Anger Over TEP, TCDSU to Run Open Forum
Students will have the opportunity to air their concerns about the changes to Trinity officials.
Students and Graduates Left With Fee Debt After SUSI Mix-Up
Students and graduates who did not receive full SUSI grants have been informed of their outstanding fees.
Trinity Joins European University Partnership Promoting Sustainability
The project, Charm EU, will take an interdisciplinary approach to global issues.
Contribution
College Comforted Me as I Recovered from Illness
Trinity made me feel able to deal with my cancer and everything that came in its wake, writes Orla Murnaghan.
Speaking With: Nursing and Midwifery Society
Chairperson Ida Lis spoke to us about how this nascent society is trying to fill the void in nursing students' College experience.
Editorial
A Few More Entrances on Pearse St Won’t Rid Trinity of its Walled-Off Image
College has a lot more to do if it wants to draw more ordinary Dubliners onto the campus.
Ní Athróidh Cúpla Slí Isteach Breise Íomhá Dúnta na Tríonóide
Caithfidh an Coláiste neart eile a dhéanamh chun gnáthdhaoine na cathrach a mhealladh ar an champas.
Editorial
The Government’s UK Fees Pledge is Less a Solution and More a Deferral
The promise will offer only temporary relief to students in Northern Ireland and the UK planning to study here.