College

Trinity Sport ‘Lookbook’ Faces Mockery Online

Some photos have now been removed from the online brochure.
By Niamh Egleston

Irish and UK Academics are Better Together

Brexit shouldn't divide the academic ties that bind us, writes the Vice-Chancellor of Bangor University.
By John Hughes

Tim Trimble is Keeping Students on the Right Side of the Law

Despite being a former member of the RUC, Trinity's Junior Dean is no fan of punishing students.
By Donal MacNamee

Don’t Expand Temporary Contracts in Universities, Says Mitchell O’Connor

The comments from the Minister for Higher Education came in an interview with The University Times.
By Dominic McGrath
Editorial

The End of TSM Won’t Change Very Much

Trinity’s reluctance to change TSM explains why it has been dragging its feet on entry route reform.

Trinity’s Mollycoddling Doesn’t Benefit Students

Room checks, safety talks and stern lectures about bringing guests back only serve to infantalise students, writes Ciannait Khan.
By Ciannait Khan

Only 18 Students Skipped Trinity’s Fire Safety Talk

Only four students failed to seek permission to miss the compulsory talk.
By Alanna MacNamee

Provost Expresses Concern Over Columbia Course

The Provost raised questions about the Department of Near and Middle Eastern Studies's ability to contribute to the Columbia partnership.
By Kathleen McNamee

Direct Provision Has Destroyed Lives. Please Keep Fighting

Ellie Kisyombe writes about her experience of the direct provision system.
By Ellie Kisyombe

LGBT Rights Officer Launches Sub-Committee

The committee will assist the LGBT Rights Officer in making Trinity a more tolerant space for students.
By Aoife Kearins