College

Trinity Presented With Athena SWAN Award for Gender Equality

The award was presented today at the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland.
By Emer Gerrard

Trinity Hall’s A Chorus Line is Bound to Make For a Great Night

Roisin Putti tells you why you should make your way down to the sports hall tonight.
By Roisin Putti

Trinity Researchers Receive Over €3 Million from European Research Council

The funding will support the hiring of ten new researchers in Trinity.
By Dominic McGrath

Éascaíonn Dearcadh Aibí na Tríonóide i leith an Chomóraidh 1916 le Plé Aibí a Chur Chun Cinn

Trí dhíriú ar an réabhlóid cultúrtha, fáilteofar roimh réimse níos leithne de mhic léinn chun an chomóraidh.
Editorial

Trinity’s Nuanced Approach to 1916 Commemorations Promotes Mature Discussion

A focus on the cultural revolution will welcome a wider spectrum of students to the commemorations.

Disconnected by WiFi “Improvements”

Work on “upgrading” the College WiFi service has actually disrupted the service greatly. Ciaran Sunderland looked for answers.
By Ciaran Sunderland

Minister for Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht Launches Trinity’s 1916 Programme

Speaking at the launch, Heather Humphreys TD, said the programme would “act as a hub of activity and analysis as we mark the centenary of the Easter Rising”.
By John Conway
Editorial

Despite Increased Pressures, Trinity Continues to Innovate

Trinity may be restricted by an unsustainable funding shortfall, but its new courses show the College is continuing to innovate.

In Ainneoin na nDeacrachtaí ar fad, tá an Coláiste go Fóill i mBun Nuálaíochta

Tá teorainn ar an gColáiste de thoradh ar easpa maoinithe, ach taispeánann a chúrsaí nua go bhfuileadar go fóill i mbun nuálaíochta.
Editorial

Students Pay Different Fees, But Deserve the Same Treatment

Many fail to think about why non-EU students feel like “second-class citizens”.