News
‘Horrible’ Situation for US Students Awaiting Federal Loans
The US government has sanctioned Irish universities for failing to submit financial statements.
Business School Won’t Open Until May 23rd, Amid Further Delays
Construction on the school was set to be complete this month, but has been delayed.
TCDSU Launches Guidelines on Reporting Sexual Assault
The document outlines how students can go about reporting sexual assault and harassment.
Knights of the Campanile Implicated in On-Campus Hazing Evening
The Knights are an elite, invite-only Trinity sporting society.
Company Behind Science Gallery Café to Leave Trinity for New Pearse St Location
Cloud Picker previously defied Trinity’s demand that it stock only Coca-Cola products.
Students Join Younger Counterparts in March for Climate Change Action
The march coincided with protests in over 100 countries, as young people demand climate action.
Trinity to Introduce Elective on Middle Eastern Culture
The elective will delve into the perceptions students have of the Middle East and North Africa and the historical foundations of these perceptions.
Zara Finn Elected JCR President
Finn will lead a JCR with a majority of women officers.
Trinity FLAC Wins Best Overall Society at CSC Awards
DU Players won best large society, while Trinity Musical Theatre won best medium society.
Hist Launches Celebrations for 250th Anniversary
The celebrations will include a written history of the Hist, penned by former Senior Lecturer Prof Patrick Geoghegan.