College
After “Disappointing” Cancellation of Online Mailout, Ten Societies Address Letter to Provost
College had not informed societies of the decision to cancel the mailout, which provides society information to first-year students.
Nearly 200 New Plugs and USB Sockets to be Installed in Lecky Library
A constant source of complaints for students, the library will have 178 power sockets and USB outlets installed for September.
Editorial
In Symbol of the Funding Crisis, Even Graduate Status is Affected
The cuts to the service are just another symptom of the core problem: a lack of funding.
Mar Shiombal Eile na Géarchéime Maoinithe, Tá Stádas Céimí Freisin Faoi Dhúshlán
Níl ach fianaise den phríomhfhadhb atá sna ciorruithe: easpa maoinithe.
How Does Trinity Sell Itself To Applicants?
In order to attract applicants, Trinity needs to convince students that this is where they want to study – but does it do enough?
With Increase in First Preferences, Trinity Reverses Poor Record in CAO Applications
The total of 7,965 first preference CAO applications is a slight increase on last year, while total applications have fallen slightly.
After Cutbacks, Trinity Careers Service To No Longer Offer Individual Advisory Service to Graduates
From September, the service will instead ensure that every student in college has access to a careers advisor.
College Green Luas Works Due for Completion Early Next Year
The work on the new Luas Cross City line, which began in January 2014, is due for completion in March.
New Reports Highlight Gender Inequality in Trinity Academia
The reports reveal that women dominate in college's non-academic roles but remain a significant minority in senior academic roles.
Trinity Submit to Redesign of Oisín House Proposal Following An Bord Pleanála Decision
After concluding that an appeal to the High Court would be unsuccessful, Trinity have decided to redesign the proposed accommodation complex.