College
Trinity Sport Accidentally Leaks Personal Information of 168 Sports Scholar Applicants
Trinity’s new sports scholars were mistakenly sent the application details of 168 students.
College Records a Significant Increase in Plagiarism
Since the introduction of the College's plagiarism policy in 2015, more instances of plagiarism have been reported.
Humanising the Refugee Crisis
As part of Refugee Week, Trinity last night played host to a talk focusing on asylum seekers in Ireland, and their medical care and social rehabilitation.
Five Years Earlier Than Expected, Trinity’s Tar Pitch Experiment Drops Again
Located in the Berkeley Library, Trinity's famous pitch-drop experiment has dripped again, after last falling in 2013.
DCU President Appeals for Support of Student Facing Deportation
Prof Brian MacCraith has demanded a review of the case of Shepherd Machaya, a DCU student who faces the prospect of deportation.
Editorial
A Week of Shouting About the Third-Level Sector’s Disarray
Once considered unhelpful, cries about the crisis for higher education in Ireland get more frequent by the week.
Stanley Quek Appointed Pro-Chancellor of Trinity
The Provost announced Quek's appointment in Singapore, at a reception for Trinity alumni.
Lemon, Mooch and Sprout All Close in Dawson St Redevelopment
The building that houses the eateries is to be demolished and redeveloped.
Trinity Chancellor Mary Robinson Appointed Chair of The Elders
Robinson becomes chair of an international organisation of peace activists, previously led by former UN General Secretary Kofi Annan.
It’s Time to Stand Up Against Climate Change
If there's a single movement to get behind, it's environmentalism as nothing else matters if we have nowhere to live, writes Eliana Jordan.