College
TCDSU Election Campaign to Begin on March 1st
The 10-day election cycle sees students elect the union’s sabbatical officer and the editors of The University Times.
Exam Mitigation Measures Should Not Continue Past Pandemic, Says IFUT
Exams are due to start next week, but students may defer without providing a reason due to the exceptional circumstances of the pandemic.
In-Person Teaching Must be Kept to an ‘Absolute Minimum’, Says IFUT
Trinity’s branch of the Irish Federation of University Teachers has said that in-person activity in College must be limited to essential activity, echoing Trinity’s message on increased restrictions earlier today.
Teaching to Remain Online for Semester Two
Despite talk last semester of more in-person teaching, the coronavirus has again driven College online.
College to Consider Pausing Development of Trinity East
Trinity East is a five-and-a-half acre development situated in the Grand Canal Dock.
Students Allowed to Defer Exams Without Providing Reason, Says College
Students will also be allowed to resit exams that go towards their final degree, even if they had previously received a passing mark.
Arts Block Entrance Re-Opens After Water Damage Forces Closure
The wooden flooring at the Nassau St entrance had displayed a large bulge, which was the result of water damage.
Meet the Eyes – and Brains – Behind Trinity’s Biggest Projects
Veronica Campbell, Trinity's bursar, has always had a lot on her plate. She seems totally unfazed by it all.
Trinity Researchers Find Link Between Sleep and Poor Health in Elderly
TILDA researchers have had research on sleep deprivation published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.
Trinity Scientist Helps Show Many Teenage Cannabis Users Use Drug Daily
Catherine Comiskey, from Trinity’s School of Nursing, took part in a study of teenagers receiving treatment for cannabis use.