College
A Tobacco-Free Campus Would Stigmatise Smokers
It's smokers' right to choose what they want to do with their bodies and a smoke-free campus would achieve very little, writes Alanna MacNamee.
Government Supports Creation of Forum on Student Sexual Assault
The proposal for a forum comes after the reported rapes of three college students in Cork.
Trinity Slides Down to 120th in Times Higher Education World Rankings
The College is ranked 120th in the world in the Times Higher Education rankings, a drop of three places.
Provost’s Sway Over Board Under Scrutiny
The Board will undergo an internal review, after criticisms over the Provost's dual rule of chairperson of Board and CEO of the university.
Caitriona Lally Wins Trinity’s Rooney Prize for Irish Literature
Lally, a Trinity graduate was awarded for her first book, Eggshells.
College Has 11 Months for Radical Timetable Revamp
A fixed timetable system will be introduced to accommodate new electives.
Prices for Hot Water Rise by 50% in Arts Block
The price of compostable cups has driven up prices for hot water in the Perch.
LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner Talks Startups, Tricky Colleagues and Political Pressure
Speaking to the Phil yesterday, Weiner shared his tips for success with students wishing to enter the business world.
The Universities Fighting to Keep Free Speech Alive
As free speech becomes a flashpoint issue on campuses, academics and students worldwide are striving to combat its effect.
Editorial
Poor Turnout is Not the Only Harbinger of TCDSU Council’s Decline
That only 1,400 students turned out to vote is just one indication of the atrophy blighting the union’s foremost decision-making body.