Provost Elections
Linda Doyle Elected First Female Provost In Historic Election
Former Dean of Research Linda Doyle defeated Prof Linda Hogan in the second round of voting.
The New Provost Must Tackle Precarious Employment in Trinity
Whoever is elected on Saturday must be prepared to offer better job security, writes John Walsh.
Prof Jane Ohlmeyer Eliminated In Provost Election in First Round
Voting began this morning at 9:30am, with the final result expected to be announced around 1pm.
Prof Neville Cox: Why I am Voting for Linda Doyle
From a very early point in my time knowing Linda Doyle, I was astounded that someone could be simultaneously so effective as a leader and so warm and affirming as a human, writes Prof Neville Cox.
Prof Valeria Nicolosi: Why I am Voting for Linda Hogan
I’ve always found Linda to be approachable, ready to listen and someone who takes actions – that’s what a true leader does, writes Prof Valeria Nicolosi.
Postgrad Workers are at Breaking Point. The New Provost Must Fight For Us
Postgraduate workers have been severely neglected for years. The next provost must work to improve our pay and conditions, writes Conor Reddy.
Prof Patrick Geoghegan: Why I’m Voting for Jane Ohlmeyer
This election is about choosing a leader who will fight the right fights with courage and determination, who will always have Trinity’s best interests at heart, and who will lead by example, writes Prof Patrick Geoghegan.
In Q&A with Luke O’Neill, Ohlmeyer Discusses the Hardships of Academia
O’Neill, a high-profile immunologist, voiced his support for Ohlmeyer last year.
Provostial Campaign Wraps Up With Sentimental Hustings
The final event in the campaign was moderated by Newstalk presenter Shane Coleman.
A Climate Change Group With Clear Demands for the Next Provost
The group ran a climate change hustings earlier in the campaign, which was moderated by former president Mary Robinson.