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Snapshots of a City in Chaos in Trinity’s 1916 Rising Exhibition
Sophie Andrews-McCarroll speaks with the archivists behind the project that uncovers a Trinity drastically different from that of 1966 and 2016.
College Considering Off-Campus Location for E3 Institute
Previous plans would have seen the institute built on the southeast corner of campus.
Trinity and the Controversial Business of Commemoration
Ciaran Sunderland investigates some of College's commemorative statues, and the controversy around remembering the famous and infamous dead.
Proposal Would See Trinity Islamic Centre Funded by €5.5 Million Donation
Al Maktoum Foundation to provide funds for “entirely secular” centre for study of religion's impact on the Middle East.
Sara Ní Lochlainn Elected JCR President with 66.7% of Vote
Joe Mangan has been elected Vice President/Treasurer.
With Development of Trinity’s Rankings Strategy, Why Rankings Matter to Universities
Despite the criticism and scepticism that surrounds them, a strategic approach to rankings appears an increasingly necessary evil.
Trinity-led ICT Research Programme Awarded €6 Million in EU Funds
Trinity today described the award as its "single biggest" ever from the EU's Horizon 2020 programme.
Rankings are the Latest Assault on the University
Senator Sean Barrett argues that world rankings, which are increasingly becoming a focus in Trinity, often come at the expense of students.
Voting on USI Candidates Not Held as TCDSU Council Fails to Reach Quorum
Fewer than 100 class reps were present for a meeting of council, below the one-third requirement.
As Part of Nationwide Commemoration, Proclamation Read in Trinity
The student-led initiative also featured music from Trad Soc and formed part of the nationwide Proclamation Day celebrations.