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Trinity Lecturer Says College Is “Seeking To Maintain Ties With Israeli Universities”
Landy stated that “some academics and administrators are starting to use the language of reconciliation to give a high-minded gloss to the grubby business of maintaining links with institutions participating in genocide”, and referenced the “huge delay in the taskforce and the broadening of its remit”, suggesting this could be seen as “evidence of intent to allow TCD academics to continue doing business with genocide”.
Kneecap Shortlisted for Two Awards at the 2025 Oscars
The film is one of four Irish productions which have been shortlisted this year, along with The Apprentice, Road Taken and Clodagh.
Trinity Counselling Services Work to Tackle High Demand
New measures, including same-day appointments and a "three sessions & review" model, aim to improve accessibility and manage peak stress periods.
Student-run Raffle Has Raised Over €2,000 for Trinity Access Programme Students Studying for Schols
Scholars have organised a raffle to fundraise bursaries of €500 to support several Trinity Access Programme students studying for Schols exams this year.
Sixteen Candidates to Contest the Dublin University Seanad Election
The highly contested race features incumbents Tom Clonan and Lynn Ruane, along with former Ministers Katherine Zappone and Ossain Smyth, among other prominent candidates.
Trinity Ranks 265th in QS World Sustainability List
The ranking comes after College suffered in key categories like Governance and Environmental Impact.
A Very Irish Election
What just happened and what comes next.
Student Centre to Open on Campus
Trinity Board approves first dedicated Student Centre location in the Former Science Gallery Space
TCDSU to Provide Free Injecting Supplies for Transgender Students
The Students’ Union collaborates with Trans Harm Reduction to ensure safe supplies for people on DIY gender-affirming hormone therapy.
Annual Trinity Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony Unexpectedly Postponed Due to Technical Difficulties
It’s an absolute disgrace that they wouldn’t even turn on the Christmas lights, [especially] after they raised our fees,” shared a student who wished to remain anonymous.