In Focus
The Trinity Project Bringing Humanitarianism into Engineering with 3D Printed Devices
A Trinity engineering module is pushing at the boundaries of traditional education with its use of 3D printing technology
Your College Buying Guide
Kate Lawler on the things you should consider investing in to help make your college day that much easier.
How Two Trinity Students are Striving to Take the Stress Out of Studying
By founding BetterExaminations, James Eggers and Daniel Hobbs want to reduce the time students waste looking for exam resources.
Supporting Students and Addressing Anxiety: The Role of a Transition Officer
Trinity's new Transition Officer, Eimear Rouine, has been appointed with the goal of making students' adjustment to college life easier.
For Colleges, a Journey to Introducing Gender-Neutral Bathrooms
Trinity joins the ranks of national and international colleges offering gender-neutral bathroom facilities, a development met with criticism in some places.
Embracing Industry and Education, Bruton Calls for Consensus
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.
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.
How Does Trinity Sell Itself To Applicants?
In order to attract applicants, Trinity needs to convince students that this is where they want to study – but does it do enough?
What Would the Oisín House Project Actually Have Looked Like?
If Trinity's proposal had been accepted by An Bord Pleanála, the complex would have loomed multiple storeys taller than most Trinity buildings.
In Documenting his Trip Around America, Jack Kavanagh is Breaking Boundaries
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.