InFocus
Govt to Limit Upfront Rent Payment to Two Months
A Government bill is seeking to end the practice of forcing renters to pay all of their rent upfront.
How Has the Student’s Place in the Trinity Education Progressed?
Since its inception, Trinity Education has situated prospective students as its target, but this may be starting to change.
Stair na Scéimeanna Teanga i gColáiste na Tríonóide
Is stráitéis í an Scéim Teanga chun na Gaeilge a chur chun cinn sa Choláiste.
New Roots: ‘Rewilding’ Trinity and Dublin City Centre
Trinity’s city-centre location makes it an ideal place to try new methods of urban rewilding.
How TAP Created Blueprints for Equality in Britain’s Elite Universities
What began as a suggestion over pints between Provost Patrick Prendergast and Alan Rusbridger culminated in an ambitious overhaul of the admissions system at Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford.
The Women in Trinity Making Waves in Climate Research
Trinity’s women are at the forefront of leading climate research, but still face hurdles in their career.
The Long Road to Gender Equality in Academia
An all-female provost race is looking increasingly likely ahead of the nomination deadline this Friday, but for many women in Irish universities, the playing field is still far from level.
Trinity’s Entrepreneurs Enter the Fore Despite COVID
For some the boredom and restlessness of quarantine spurred on their entrepreneurial spirit.
When NCAD Students Took On an Institution, and the State – and Won
In the 1960s, NCAD was run directly by the governments. Students weren’t happy – and spent years fighting for a more accessible college.
The Trinity Technicians Keeping Research Alive During Coronavirus
Trinity has closed due to the coronavirus, but vital research has to continue – and a small clutch of staff are working to keep it going.