College
In Mid-July, After a Belated Renovation, Regent House Opens its Doors to Tourists
Following its refurbishment the room has opened for the summer with temporary measures put in place to secure the stairs.
Lincoln Gate’s Tree, the Latest to Fall Victim to Disease, is to be Removed
The tree was found to have 'lost structural strength' due to a fungal infection.
One Hundred Years Later, Trinity Marks Involvement in Irish Bid for Self-Government
In Regent House, where the Irish Convention took place in 1917, historians and politicians will gather next week to mark its centenary.
Construction on Space for Global Brain Institute to be Complete by August
Following the refurbishment, the space will have administrative offices, meeting areas and 40 postdoctoral research laboratory spaces.
Trinity Researchers Help Uncover New Treatment for Painful Skin Disease
Two staff in the TBSI helped lead the research and the new discovery.
Promising Apprenticeships and Promoting Opportunity, DIT Launches New Access Programme
The programme, launched today by the Minister for Education, gives young people from inner city communities the opportunity to experience different types of apprenticeship.
After Year of Research, Trinity’s Pilot Programme Aims to Support Freshers Throughout First Term
The programme, devised by the Transition to Trinity Officer, will be run with engineering, maths and science students for the first year.
Ireland’s Universities Could Reap Brexit’s Benefits, if they Seize its Opportunities
Neale Richmond, who chairs the Seanad Brexit Committee, argues that Irish higher education is uniquely placed to benefit from Brexit.
With Seanad Vote, Fianna Fáil has Chance to Crystallise Stance on Third-Level Funding
USI President, Michael Kerrigan, said the lack of a clear rejection of a loan scheme was disappointing.
Editorial
Trinity’s New Technology Campus Has Ambition, But It’ll Need Luck on its Side
The new campus will need to weather and overcome the external influence of Brexit and Trump.