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College to Launch New Film and Art History Courses With Columbia
The College will also set up two single honours degrees in film and art history in September 2020.
Dutch King and Queen Come to Trinity
Queen Maxima and King Willem-Alexander this morning visited the Old Library as part of their trip to Ireland.
Business School to Run Courses for Executives With Bank of Ireland
In a new day-long course, Trinity professors and Bank of Ireland members will teach executives about risk management and treasury strategies.
Library Plays Host to Four Centuries of Political Cartoons
An exhibition of political cartoons spanning hundreds of years went on display in Trinity's library yesterday.
Trinity Researchers Uncover the Secret Lives of Tiger Sharks
A team of Trinity academics explored the impact of the global climate crisis on tiger sharks in the Bahamas.
‘Research is in our DNA’, Says Dean at Strategy Launch
The College today launched its first-ever Research Excellence Strategy.
Trinity Scientists Discover How Hepatitis C ‘Ghosts’ Our Immune System
A research team, led by Dr Nigel Stevenson, explored how the potentially deadly virus suppresses an immune regulator.
Government Changes Asylum Seeker Scholarships to Make Way for More Applications
Students will now have to have studied in Ireland for three years instead of five years.
USI President Tells Trump to ‘Cop On’
Síona Cahill wrote in an open letter that Irish students 'will not stand for sexist, homophobic and racist leadership'.
Former Trinity Researcher Stripped of Blog Award for Inventing Holocaust Victims
Dr Marie Sophie Hingst, who completed a PhD in Trinity in 2017, allegedly added the names of 22 fictitious Holocaust victims to international records.