Educational Issues
Trinity Crams for Exam Changes, Citing Space Concerns
With the new year structure, students could have to sit more than two exams per day, with some in the evening.
The Demise of Dublin University Press
The story of Trinity's printing press involves an enterprising woman, two fires and a mystery move off campus.
As College Grasps for Exam Space, Frustrations Grow in the GMB
As space for exams shrink, College is considering using new off-campus locations as well as the Berkeley Library.
Oxford Considers Expanding Trinity-Inspired Access Programme
The foundation-year programme, initially piloted in Lady Margaret Hall, could be duplicated in other Oxford colleges.
Nearly 120 Teachers Graduate TAP Course
Students from Trinity's 21st century teaching and learning postgraduate course graduated yesterday.
Dáil Passes Technological Universities Bill
The bill, which would see institutes of technology unite in forming four technological universities, will now move to the Seanad for approval.
Trinity and Bank of Ireland Extend Entrepreneurial Ambitions
Trinity has been planning the new Business School hub since at least 2016.
Nearly 40% of Irish Students Face ‘Serious Financial Problems’
A new report found that 46 per cent of students work alongside their studies.
Students Could be Charged for Supplemental Exams
College is considering introducing a charge for repeat exams like in UCD, where students are charged €230 per repeat exam.
Editorial
Yes, Let’s Double Science Funding. But Why Not Arts Too?
Calls for more science funding are a reminder of the unequal research funding landscape.