College

In Largest Fall Since 2005, Trinity Drops to 98th in QS World Rankings

Trinity has dropped by 20 places, remaining just inside the top 100.
By Dominic McGrath

Léiríonn Óstáil Peile Mheiriceánaí i gColáiste na Tríonóide a Ról mar Ollscoil Domhanda

Cé go bhféadfaí bheith soiniciúil faoina cúiseanna le tíortha thar an AE a chuimsiú, léirigh an deireadh seachtaine staid ceannasach agus domhanda na hollscoile.
Editorial

Trinity’s Hosting of American Football Reflects Where it is as a Global University

While we can be cynical about how or why it is embracing non-EU students, the weekend showed Trinity’s leading position and the fun of being global.

Trinity Access Programme Project Wins Chambers Ireland Award for Community Volunteering

The Trinity Access 21 project was awarded for Excellence in Community Volunteering.
By Philip McGuinness

Online Promotion to Fill Society Mailout Gap This Year, With Reformed Mailout to Return Next Year

No society mailout is to take place this year, but an online and physical mailout are expected to be in place from next year.
By Sinéad Baker
Contribution

How Trinity’s Focus on Disability Services Made My Final Year Possible

Clodagh Cogley writes that Trinity's support for those in wheelchairs provides a welcome contrast to a generally inaccessible city.
By Clodagh Cogley

Agus é ag dul i bhFeabhas, Bacann Fadhbanna Seachtracha Coláiste na Tríonóide

Braitheann mealladh mac léinn go mór ar áiseanna, agus bactar iarrachtaí Cholaiste na Tríonóide.
Editorial

In Progressing as an Institution, Trinity is Derailed by External Forces

In the current funding environment, attracting students is key. But this relies heavily on facilities, and Trinity’s efforts are being hampered.

Trinity’s Societies Need More Support, and It’s in Everyone’s Interest That They Have It

Societies are used to promote the College and untold hours of voluntary work is put into them, but their work is being made increasingly difficult.
By Simon Foy

New Sports Scholarships Designed to Attract Top Athletes

With scholarships worth up to €9,500, will provide “support to aspiring and current elite athletes and world-class performers”.
By Dillon Hennessy