College
Front Gate Re-Opens After Drainage Issues Force Temporary Closure
Front Gate was closed for a short period this afternoon while work was carried out on drainage problems in Regent House.
‘Stay in Touch’, Provost Urges Alumni During African Philanthropy Tour
Provost Patrick Prendergast spent the last week touring Africa as part of Trinity's new philanthropy campaign.
Over 90% of New Student Beds in Dublin Demand Rents Above €800
Since 2016, 5,465 student beds have been built in Dublin. Over 90 per cent cost more than €800 per month.
Contribution
My Mum Needed an Accessible Toilet at the Summer Series. She Was Denied
My mother's experience at the Trinity Summer Series shows the urgent need for a conversation about non-visible disabilities, writes Amber Davy.
Only ‘Most Essential Work’ to Take Place On Campus, Says Harris
The decision was made at a cabinet meeting earlier today on the recent surge in coronavirus cases.
Newly Formed Student Renters’ Union Moots Rent Strike
Trinity College Dublin Renters’ Union was formed recently to advocate for better living conditions and lower rent for students.
Trinity Displaying ‘Lack of Leadership’ on COVID As Cases Surge, Says Unite
The government today confirmed a further 5,325 cases of coronavirus in Ireland.
Library Closes Two Hours Early, Leaving Students Locked Out From Belongings
Trinity is expected to announce by Friday the effects of expected coronavirus restrictions.
Trinity to Announce Effects on Teaching of Expected Restrictions By Friday
The number of coronavirus cases has skyrocketed in recent days.
Showcasing Contemporary Art from Behind Closed Doors
Just like Olivier Cornet’s exhibition ‘On Paper’, Dublin’s contemporary art scene has shown its resilience in times of vulnerability.