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Trinity Movember 2020 Raises Funds, Spirits and Expectations
The €75,000 raised by students taking part in the Trinity challenge this year is a €12,000 increase on funds raised in 2019.
Niall Horan, Murder Mystery and a Musical Showcase: Your Week Ahead
Societies offer a welcome range of distractions from your mounting pile of assignments this week 11 – here’s what’s on.
So Far, Four Contenders Confirmed as Applications for Provost Race Close
The deadline for applying to be Provost of Trinity closed today at 12pm.
Sarah Alyn-Stacey: Bold Traditionalist with a Strong Sympathetic Side
Alyn-Stacey is no stranger to controversy, and always makes it known when she disapproves of College decisions, but those who have worked with her speak of a kind figure with a passion for academia.
‘Disability’ Is Not a Dirty Word. Society Ought Not Treat it Like One
Niamh Ní Hoireabhaird discusses accepting her disability and the dire need for a change in how society sees disability.
Jane Ohlmeyer: A Natural Leader Takes Aim at the Top Job for the Second Time
Former Director of the Long Room Hub Jane Ohlmeyer has also served, among other things as Trinity’s first Vice President for Global Relations
Linda Doyle: A Dean Focused on Putting Research at the Centre of Trinity
Linda Doyle is a professor of engineering and the arts, a former director of the SFI CONNECT Centre and Trinity’s most recent Dean of Research.
Linda Hogan: A Former Vice-Provost With a ‘Quiet Strength’
Former Vice-Provost Linda Hogan has a background in the School of Religion and plenty of experience at the highest levels of College.
Sarah Alyn-Stacey Puts Name Forward to Become Next Provost
Prof Sarah Alyn-Stacey is a highly distinguished academic and has long sat on the most senior committees in College.
To Those Suffering in Silence: It Gets Better – I Promise
Mick Finnegan discusses his struggles with mental illness and what he has learned from them.