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The Demise of Dublin University Press
The story of Trinity's printing press involves an enterprising woman, two fires and a mystery move off campus.
As College Grasps for Exam Space, Frustrations Grow in the GMB
As space for exams shrink, College is considering using new off-campus locations as well as the Berkeley Library.
Women’s Clubs Shortchanged in Funding Decisions
Women's clubs consistently receive less funding from DUCAC than their male counterparts.
Science Gallery Café to Defy College’s Coca-Cola Deal
The popular cafe will start selling other brands, after a months-long battle with Coca-Cola.
Trinity Professor to Lead New SFI Programme
Prof Siobhán Clarke, from the School of Computer Science and Statistics, is one of the leading researchers in a new SFI programme.
Nigel Farage to Address Hist, After Award Snub
Farage will speak to the Hist on Friday, but will not be awarded the society's gold medal.
RAG Week, Wine and Cheese and High Fashion: Week Ahead
This RAG Week, enjoy the host of events and give to charity.
TCDSU Cookbook, Trinity Officer Engagement, Aramark Protest Impact
TCDSU Calls Preferendum on Supplemental Fee Proposal
Students at TCDSU council voted to hold a preferendum, after Vice-Provost Chris Morash defended the fee proposal.
After Leak, Picasso Removed from Student Apartment
The print of ‘Le Couple’, which was rented under the College art hire scheme, was removed to prevent damage to it.