College

Trinity Expected to Make Loss on Kavanagh Court Beds

Rent prices for rooms in the private student accommodation complex leased by Trinity have been criticised for their high cost.
By Róisín Power

90% Retention Rate Among TAP First Years

In 2016, 286 students entered the College through the Trinity Access Programme.
By Ciaran Molloy

Spotlight On: Trinity Indian Society

Simarjit Singh, President of Trinity Indian Society, speaks about the importance of celebrating Indian culture here in Ireland.
By Niamh Herbert

Flora and Brixton: Douglas Hyde Gallery Preview

The bronze sculpture and anger from artists Abbas Akhavan and Mona Hatoum are not to be missed.
By Muireann Kane

Government Threatens Funding Withdrawals, as Gender Taskforce Launched

Marie O'Connor will chair the taskforce, which also names the President of Maynooth University as a member.
By Kathleen McNamee

Botany Bay Runs Dry, After Water Supply Briefly Breaks

Residents were left without water for at least 30 minutes.
By Dominic McGrath

An Bord Pleanála Intervention Delays College Green Development

An Bord Pleanála have requested a further stage of public consultation before making a decision on the new development.
By Kathleen McNamee

Only 25% of Trinity’s Top Professors are Female

Since 2014, there has been a nine per cent increase in women being promoted to top-level positions.
By Róisín Power

Linda Doyle Appointed New Dean of Research

Doyle, the Director of Connect, will replace John Boland, who left the Dean of Research role last month.
By Kathleen McNamee

Jailbreak 2018: All You Need to Know

Hugh Fitzgibbon, St Vincent de Paul Director of Jailbreak 2018, gives the lowdown on this year’s competition and how students can get involved.
By Niamh Herbert