College

Debating Societies Introduce Structural Changes to Promote Inclusivity

The Phil and the Hist are taking steps to examine and reform their structures as part of efforts to promote equal representation and anti-racism.
By Alice Symington

Dublin-Based Biotech Company Inflazome Acquired by Roche for €380 Million

The company was co-founded in 2016 by Trinity immunologist Luke O'Neill.
By Jane Cook

Coronavirus Commuters: The Trinity Students Forgoing Accommodation

Some students are commuting for two hours to get to College instead of spending money on accommodation in Dublin.
By Jane Cook

Staff Allowed to Use Travel Fund to Pay for New Laptops

The fund usually offers up to €700 pro rata to academic staff to cover the cost of overseas travel.
By Molly Furey
Editorial

College Needs to Show Compassion for Residents Amid the Pandemic

This week a student who said they were showing symptoms of coronavirus was told to leave campus accommodation.

Halls Residents Who Have Guests Over May Be Evicted

Students who are found to host parties may also be evicted.
By Cormac Watson

Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences to Move Online Where Possible, Says College

Classes will be moved online where possible, meaning that timetables will not have to be altered.
By Cormac Watson

Dublin Colleges to ‘Minimise’ On-Campus Teaching, Says IUA

Practical subjects and laboratory-based classes will be given priority for on-campus teaching.
By Cormac Watson

CSC to Develop Multi-Camera Live-Streaming Service

The committee made the announcements during an information session earlier this week.
By Mairead Maguire

Level Three Shouldn’t Curtail Face-to-Face Teaching, Says Provost

Students can expect another update from the Provost after the government's announcement on level three, which is expected to come tomorrow.
By Cormac Watson