In an interview, Minister for Education and Skills, Richard Bruton, talks about funding, job creation and the importance of education to the government's ambitions.
By Sinéad Baker
Despite opening at the height of the recession, TBSI has become one of Trinity's success stories over the last five years.
By Dominic McGrath
In order to attract applicants, Trinity needs to convince students that this is where they want to study – but does it do enough?
By Aoife O'Donoghue
If Trinity's proposal had been accepted by An Bord Pleanála, the complex would have loomed multiple storeys taller than most Trinity buildings.
By Dominic McGrath
The Trinity pharmacy student became paralysed from the chest down after an accident in 2012, but his new documentary proves there's nothing holding him back.
By Aoife O'Donoghue
Now leaving the role of Vice-Provost, Linda Hogan has helped oversee the direction of the college in one of the most uncertain times in its history.
By Dominic McGrath
From a history of free tuition to the current underfunding and consideration of loans, we look back on the timeline of higher education funding solutions.
By Charlotte Ryan
On the centenary of the battle, the library memorialises the Irishmen who lost their lives for political and personal gain, and the families they left behind.
By Fionnuala Egan
Dr Aidan Seery of the School of Education will continue the work done by outgoing Senior Tutor, Dr Claire Laudet.
By Aoife O'Donoghue
Fourth-year computer science student, Eamon McNamee, aims to revolutionise the poker world with his decentralised, Bitcoin-based online poker site.
By Charlotte Ryan