College
Despite Dip in Sign-Ups, Societies Praise Shift to Online Freshers’ Week
The traditional freshers’ week had to be shifted online, after government restrictions led to the cancellation of freshers’ fair.
Registrar of Chambers Philip Coleman Appointed New Junior Dean
The Junior Dean is responsible for investigating breaches of College rules and regulations by students.
TCDSU Warns Firsts Years About Imposter Infiltrating Group Chats
A statement with information about online safety was sent into the first year group on Facebook this morning.
DU Players’ One Act Comedy Hour: A Howling Success
From Hozier to the Pussycat Dolls, the Titanic to Academy Registry, DU Players’ One Act Comedy Hour was a whirlwind of madness and merriment.
Ireland Must Commit to Increased Third-Level Funding And Equal Access for All
The economic arguments are clear: Ireland must increase funding to its higher education institutions, writes Laura Harmon.
All Students Given Wrong Points Awarded First Choice Course For This Year
Last week, it was revealed that 6,500 were given the wrong grades due to an error in the calculated grades system.
IUA Calls for €538m Package for Higher Education in Pre-Budget Submission
Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe is set to announced the new budget on Tuesday.
Exam Hall to be Available for Students Attending Online Lectures
The Marquee at Botany Bay and the former Bank of Ireland space can also be used for students who have online classes directly before or after in-person ones.
With Niamh Small Aboard, DULHC Seek to be ‘a Nightmare to Play’
Small formerly served as a member of the Irish squad, a coach at Loreto Hockey Club, and the assistant coach to the Leinster Men’s under-21 team.
Tuxedos, Wine Cellars and the Arts-Block Runway: Dissecting the ‘Trinity Tradition’
College has a number of long-time practices which, when you take a step back, are rather bizarre, writes Ella Connolly.