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The True Cost of College’s Commercialisation is Starting to Show
College is looking more like a business than a place of learning, writes Jack Synnott.
Pushing the Boundaries of Art and Science
Visit the Science Gallery's current exhibition, 'Life on the Edges', before it closes next week.
Students Vote Overwhelmingly in Favour of Smoke-Free Campus
More than 70 per cent of voters opted to support Tobacco Free Trinity in a vote held alongside class representative elections.
Poetry Therapy, Terry Pratchett and Spanish Spoken Word
We've rounded up the best literature events in Dublin for Culture Night this evening.
Trinity Biologists Reveal Secret Speed of Basking Sharks
New research suggests that basking sharks, long thought to be slow creatures, can jump as fast and high as great white sharks.
College to Investigate Comments Made by Law Lecturer
The comments were made by Brendan Guildea last Monday in an intellectual property lecture.
E3 Will Revolutionise the East End of Campus
The new institute will break from the traditional static teaching environments to revitalise the College, writes Veronica Campbell.
TCDSU to Allow Re-Open Nominations Vote in Uncontested Class Rep Election
Following a formal request by a student, one class will now have the option to vote for a re-opening of nominations instead of for the sole candidate running.
Trinity to Loan Book of Durrow to the British Library
The British Library is borrowing the 1,300 year-old book for an exhibition exploring the art, culture and ideas of the Anglo-Saxon period.
The Eighth is at an End, but Battles Still Remain
Yesterday's events are cause for celebration but the fight for abortion rights is far from over, writes Kathleen McNamee.