College
Government to Extend WiFi Initiative for Students to 90 New Locations
Difficulty accessing the internet in rural communities has become a major talking point in higher education circles since the outbreak of the pandemic.
Trinity First Irish University to Adopt International Autism Toolkit
The College Disability Service has launched a new website to help people with autism make the transition from school to Trinity.
Dutch King and Queen Come to Trinity
Queen Maxima and King Willem-Alexander this morning visited the Old Library as part of their trip to Ireland.
Former Trinity Researcher Stripped of Blog Award for Inventing Holocaust Victims
Dr Marie Sophie Hingst, who completed a PhD in Trinity in 2017, allegedly added the names of 22 fictitious Holocaust victims to international records.
Sinn Féin Likely to Support Cannabis Decriminalisation, Says Party Senator
Senator Fintan Warfield said he expects his party to support a 'harm-reduction approach' at a press conference in Trinity today.
Students Hit for Six, as Cricket Pitch Closes for a Month
College Park will be closed from March 11th until April 21st for maintenance works.
Mary Berry Dishes Cooking Tips and Cheeky Winks at the Phil
The star of the Great British Bake Off charmed those assembled in the GMB this afternoon.
Mumps Outbreak Prompts College Warning
An email to staff and students advised all members of College to check that they have had two MMR vaccines.
Students and Staff Routinely Use Wrong Bins, Contaminating Recyclable Waste
Greater awareness about recycling among students could result in '10 to 20 per cent more' waste being recycled, the College has said.
Contribution
The SU Cafe is a Cost Worth Keeping
TCDSU should do everything it can to preserve the SU Cafe, writes Jack Dolan.