College

Basketball, Volleyball and Camogie Sweep Up Trinity Sports Awards

Pinks were also awarded to five student athletes who were deemed to show ‘outstanding individual merit’.
By Matt McCann and Charlie Moody-Stuart

Your Week Ahead: Orchestra Performances, Cocktail Making and A Christmas Ball

Though Week 12 is well and truly upon us, the virtual fun isn’t over just yet!
By Aine Kennedy
Editorial

The HEA’s Socioeconomic Survey is an Embarrassing Setback for Trinity

Trinity had the most students from affluent backgrounds of all Irish universities, according to a survey published by the Higher Education Authority this week.
Editorial

College Should Listen to Students – But Restrictions Must Be Based on Science

Provost Patrick Prendergast said this week that ‘it’s clear that College should respond’ to the majority of students who want more in-person activities next semester.

The Elizabethan Society Discusses Image-Based Sexual Abuse

A panel, which was moderated by president of the Phil and the Eliz Kate Maher, hosted activists from the End IBSA Ireland group.
By Maitiú Charleton

71% of Students Feel Behind in Course, Says Survey

Trinity carried out the survey to get an idea of what students want next semester.
By Cormac Watson

Scholars Urge Visitors to Reject Quota System Proposal

The Scholars' Committee made the submission to the Visitors on December 7th.
By Cormac Watson

College Reduces Maximum Sports Scholarship by €250

The scholarship also offers support services in sporting, academic and personal development.
By Aoife Kearins

College Will Not Test Students Travelling Home Who Do Not Meet HSE Criteria

The HSE has said that individuals will only be tested if they are symptomatic or are a close contact of a positive case.
By Sárán Fogarty

Niall Horan Receives LawSoc’s Praeses Elit Award

The half-hour interview is available to watch back on TCD LawSoc’s Facebook page.
By Mairead Maguire