College
Record-Breaking Book of Kells Receives Millionth Visitor of 2018
The number of visitors to the Book of Kells has increased by 50 per cent overall over the last four years.
Trinity Drama Students Make Their Debut
Every year, five fourth-year drama students take residency at the Samuel Beckett Theatre for their first work in a professional theatre.
The Phil Excluded from Cork Debating Competition, Prompting Online Dispute
The Phil will not compete in this year’s Cork IV debating competition after failing to meet two registration deadlines, prompting fractious online debate.
The Stellar Astrophysicist who Donated Millions to Physics’ Future Stars
Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell, formerly one of Trinity's Pro-Chancellors, has made a lasting impact on astrophysics – both inside and outside the lab.
Contribution
It’s Alarming that Trinity Dismisses Kells as Unworthy of its Own Treasures
Trinity's attitude to Kells perpetuates the idea that the College is detached from the rest of the country, writes Ross Malervy.
A Haven for Student Filmmakers
The Film Scene offers a space for student to stretch their filmmaking legs.
TCDSU Votes to Support Campaign for Reduced Pharmacy Student Fees
Pharmacy students have reported high levels of stress due to high fees and unpaid placements.
After Contention, TCDSU To Continue Sending Weekly Email in Irish
TCDSU Communications Officer Paraic McLean said that there were few readers of the Irish language email.
TCDSU Votes to Fund Wheelchair Fencing on Campus
A motion to allocate funding to improving wheelchair access for sports clubs was passed at council tonight.
After Losing Quorum, TCDSU Unable to Debate Maternity Hospital Motion
The union was unable to vote on a motion to campaign against a motion against religious involvement in the National Maternity Hospital.