College

Contribution

For Postgraduates, The 1937 Reading Room Is Not Fit for Purpose

Denis Ryan argues that the dedicated study space for postgraduate students is inadequate and outdated.
By Denis Ryan
Editorial

Ruane’s Election Breaks Many Glass Ceilings, But More is Needed to Change Status Quo

Electing someone different once is just the first step to opening the gates to all those who come from the same background.
Contribution

Fear and Loathing in the Ussher Tower

Battling it out in the under-seated and oversubscribed libraries.
By James Bennett

Pending Board Approval, Aidan Seery to be Appointed Senior Tutor

He will replace the current Senior Tutor, Dr Clare Laudet, at the end of this academic year.
By Ciaran Sunderland

Trinity Professor Elected to Fellowship of the Royal Society

Prof Luke O'Neill will join 50 leading scientists from around the world as a Fellow, a position held by Albert Einstein and Charles Darwin.
By Niamh Egleston

Referencing “Inspiring” Students, An Taisce Presents Trinity’s Second Green Flag

Student involvement was noted as being critical to the awarding of the flag.
By Edmund Heaphy

Ivana Bacik Re-Elected to Seanad TCD Panel on Thirteenth Count

With 4,144 votes, Bacik was elected having exceeded quota. She joins David Norris, who was elected last night.
By Sinéad Baker and Charlotte Ryan

Norris Re-Elected to Seanad TCD Panel on First Count

With 4,070 votes, Norris has been re-elected to the panel having exceeded quota.
By Sinéad Baker

Trinity to Defend Discrimination Claim from Former Lecturer in European Court

The claim from Dr David Parris, a retired lecturer, alleges that Trinity’s pension scheme discriminates against him based on age and sexual orientation.
By Róisín Power
Editorial

How Far Ahead the Trinity Access Programme Is, and How Far We Need to Go

News that Oxford is to replicate the Trinity Access Programme is a reminder of how far ahead it is – but there’s still so much to be done.