College
Róisín Harbison Elected Vice-Chair of DUCAC
Harbison beat James Bryant of fencing by 25 votes, at the club's 98th annual AGM this evening.
DUCAC Suffers Seventh Successive Year of Deficits
Announced at the club's AGM, the deficit was just over €4,000 this year, falling from €87,000 last year.
Trinity’s Belfast Campus an ‘Afterthought’, Says Staff
Students and staff in the Irish School of Ecumenics campus have been left feeling frustrated by the college's treatment.
Trinity Launches New Centre for Gender Equality and Leadership
The new centre aims to continue Trinity's work in the field of gender equality and become a national leader among higher education institutions.
A Student Loan System is Far From the Monster it is Often Depicted As
With student groups calling for so-called "free fees", Simon Foy argues that the narrative surrounding a student loan system is too simplistic.
World Famous ‘Berkeley Ball’ Undergoes Conservation Work
The work will restore the sculpture after years of wear from students and tourists.
Trinity to Lobby on Government Archives ‘Black Hole’
Trinity is also set to add new e-journal terminals across the library.
Trinity’s Legal Bill Hit €550,000 in 2016
Between January and July 2017 alone, College has already spent €223,000 between five different Dublin-based law firms
Editorial
No, Farage Should Not Get a Medal. But He Should Be Invited to Speak
Completely rescinding the invitation to Nigel Farage would only play into the narrative that students can’t cope with hearing incendiary views.
Níl Bonn Tuillte ag Farage ach Ba Chóir go dTabharfaí Cuireadh Dó
Má chuireann siad an cuireadh ar ceal, cuirfidh sé sin leis an insint nach bhfuil mic léinn in ann glacadh le tuairimí conspóideacha.