College
Open Letter: In Opposition to Govt’s Proposed Reform of Governance Structures
The government is currently working on new legislation that would majorly increase its control over governing bodies in universities.
In Open Letter, Members of College Blast Mooted Reform of Governance Structures
The open letter was signed by 59 of Trinity’s Fellows, Fellows emeriti, non-Fellow academic staff and support staff, along with the Scholars’ Committee.
University Responses to Govt’s Revamp of College Leadership Due on Friday
Higher Education Minister Simon Harris began the consultation process for the law on February 19th.
Interview Committee Deemed Three Provostial Candidates Ineligible to Run
Prof Jane Ohlmeyer, Prof Linda Hogan and Prof Linda Doyle are currently competing in the election to become Trinity’s next provost.
Seachtain na hÉigse: Your Week Ahead
Ná bíodh eagla ort úsáid a bhaint as do chúpla focal le linn Éigse na Tríonóide.
Trinity Talk Considers Sex, Seduction and Fifty Shades
Organised by the School of English, the Popular Literature Lunchtime Lecture will take place on Valentine’s Day.
In the GMB, All Girls on Decks
An all-female panel discussion hit the GMB last night, discussing what it takes to make it as an Irish DJ in a male-dominated industry.
After Mysterious Disappearance, Roomba Returns to Fellows’ Square
The robot is back to full fitness, and mowing the lawn outside the Arts Block, after disappearing from the fray in late 2019.
The Environmental Crisis is Complex. Ecoscarcity Does Not Explain it
Humans are the cause of the environmental crisis, but we must be careful to acknowledge all the factors that are to blame, writes Alix Pletcher.
Passion for Sustainability Clear at Climate Change Panel
There will now be a month-long break from hustings, giving candidates a chance to recharge.