Educational Issues
Study Spaces Extended in 24-Hour Library for Supplementals
The first three floors of Kinsella Hall will be turned into a 24-hour study space in August.
Provost: New Government Oversight a ‘Risk’ to University Autonomy
Provost Patrick Prendergast said government interference in higher education could 'damage the university system'.
At Dáil, Students Protest Against Plans to Scrap Disability Allowance
TCDSU President Laura Beston said the grant is 'something that needs to be fought for and maintained'.
Trinity Neurologists Make Fresh Discovery on Motor Neurone Disease
Researchers from the College's unit of neurology have discovered new information that will help improve treatment of motor neurone disease.
Editorial
Munster Tech University Raises Many Questions. Answers Are Hard to Find
There are myriad issues that need to be solved if Ireland is to get a second technological university.
Eascraíonn Ceisteanna ó Ollscoil Teic na Mumhan. Is Doiligh Freagraí a Aimsiú
Is iomaí fadhb atá le réiteach má tá an dara ollscoil le bunú i gCúige Mumhan.
Trinity Professor Gets €150k Grant to Tackle Climate Emergency
Wolfgang Schmitt from Trinity’s School of Chemistry received a European grant to develop technologies that could mitigate global heating.
Universities Demand ‘Dramatic’ Increase in Third-Level Funding
Irish universities have called for €117 million in core funding for third-level in the government's budget for 2020.
Government Seeks More Accountability from Third-Level Institutes
The government has mooted changes to the Higher Education Authority Act, insisting current legislation 'reflects a different era'.
Door-to-Door Healthcare Can Reduce Infant Mortality, Trinity Economist Says
A new study, co-authored by a Trinity professor, has found a low-cost strategy for tackling child and infant mortality rates in Uganda.