College
It’s Time to Stand up Against Exploitative Internships
Ciannait Khan writes that it's not unreasonable to expect compensation for labour.
Editorial
Trinity’s Starting to Make Better Use of Space. But It Could Do More
Trinity has been notoriously slow to modernise its on-campus buildings – but it’s starting to use space more creatively.
Only 1% of Arts Faculty Property in ‘Good Condition’, as College Plans €4m Arts Block Refurbishment
The report also finds that 41 per cent of academic areas in Trinity require modernisation.
College to Investigate How Arts Block Can Develop and Improve Spaces
Beginning in the next few weeks, a new feasibility study will look at how the Arts Block can improve both teaching and breakout spaces.
AMBER to Develop 3D-Printed Joint Implants
The Advanced Materials and Bio-engineering Research centre is collaborating with ePuy Ireland Unlimited Company and Johnson & Johnson Services, Inc.
Front Gate to Close for Papal Visit
While campus will remain open for vehicles and pedestrians, Front Gate is to close for the duration of Saturday's parade.
Trinity Research Finds an Increase in Falls Among Women Over 40
The research was conducted by TILDA (the Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing).
Analysis
College-Wide Points Drop is a Cause For Concern
After a tumble down the rankings and a further blow today, Trinity will need to act fast to get back on its feet, writes Donal MacNamee.
Government to Push for Gender Equality in Institutes of Technology
Mary Mitchell O'Connor today released a document designed to inform gender and diversity policies in all 14 institutes of technology.
Trinity to House 36 More Students on Campus
Trinity is refurbishing 36 old rooms on Pearse St as part of the construction of the Business School.