Climate change is a complex subject stretching across a variety of schools and disciplines.
By Alix Pletcher
Last year, in the wake of the murder of George Floyd, names of institutions and statues came under renewed scrutiny.
By Gillian O’Neill
Here are the most read stories of the year, from the coronavirus to Normal People.
By Cormac Watson and Emer Moreau
The last provost election was defined by Trinity’s ambitions on the world stage, the importance of philanthropic support for the College and Ireland’s financial crisis.
By Mairead Maguire and Emer Moreau
Columbia Dual BA students spend two years of their degree in Trinity and the latter two in Columbia University.
By Emma Taggart
Trinity immunologists are pooling their expertise to fight the pandemic from new angles.
By Jane Cook
With “LGBTQ+ free zones” now making up one third of the country's landscape, student activists in Poland face a torrent of discrimination.
By Julia Bochenek
Alyn-Stacey is no stranger to controversy, and always makes it known when she disapproves of College decisions, but those who have worked with her speak of a kind figure with a passion for academia.
By Mairead Maguire
Former Director of the Long Room Hub Jane Ohlmeyer has also served, among other things as Trinity’s first Vice President for Global Relations
By Matt McCann
Linda Doyle is a professor of engineering and the arts, a former director of the SFI CONNECT Centre and Trinity’s most recent Dean of Research.
By Jane Cook