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With Free Events, Dublin and Trinity to Transform for Culture Night
A preview of what to do in Dublin for one of the city's busiest nights of the year.
Implementation of New Funding Model By June 2017, According to Action Plan on Education
The government action plan, published today, states that a reformed funding model for higher education should be implemented by the second quarter of 2017.
Trinity Professor Named in New List of Top 50 Living Philosophers
Trinity's Prof Peter Simons has been named as one of most influential philosophers alive, according to higher education and rankings website The Best Schools.
Rising, Centenary, Rebellion: A Look at This Year’s Tiger Dublin Fringe Festival
David Donovan maps out the most innovative theatre projects to visit Dublin over the next 20 days, exploring themes of remembrance, technology and migration.
With a Growing Reputation, TBSI Celebrates Five Years of Research
Despite opening at the height of the recession, TBSI has become one of Trinity's success stories over the last five years.
Chuirfí Dearcadh Níos Meiriceánaí do Spórt Ollscoile Coláiste na Tríonóide chun cinn, agus Lúthchleasaithe Freisin
Is féidir le mic léinn i gColáiste na Tríonóide foghlaim go mór ó dhíograis lucht tacaíochta Georgia Tech agus Boston College, más maith linn ár gcultúr spóirtiúil a fhorbairt.
Editorial
A More American Attitude to College Sport Would Promote Trinity, and Benefit Athletes
The support and enthusiasm of Georgia Tech and Boston College fans is something Trinity students can learn from, if we want to develop and grow our sports culture.
Appeal to Find John O’Donnell, Trinity Graduate Last Seen in Dublin
Aged 30, O’Donnell was last seen in Costa on College Green on Friday, August 26th.
After Delays Last Year, New Online Booking System For Non-EU Student Visa Application
After new reforms, the registration of non-EU students is now the responsibility of the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service
With Nanowire Research, AMBER Staff Could Help Produce Greener, Faster Technology
Researchers in the Trinity-based AMBER centre have discovered a new method for creating a material to rival silicon.