News
Trinity to Unveil Campanile Installation at Philanthropy Campaign Launch
The construction on either side of the Campanile will be unveiled next week as College launches a major new philanthropy drive.
After Controversy Over FGM Comments, Trinity Lecturer Wins Unfair Dismissal Case
Dr Ali Selim was dismissed after he made comments in support of FGM on RTÉ's Prime Time last year.
100 Invigilators Did Not Show Up for Exams
College appealed for urgent backup, after 100 failed to attend their assigned shift this morning.
TCDSU Promises Extra RDS Staff, After Anger at Half-Hour Cloakroom Delays
Students sitting exams this morning queued for up to 40 minutes to check their bags into a mandatory cloakroom run by Academic Registry.
TCDSU Defends Response to Student Detainments at Trinity Ball
Trinity Ents said it 'needed time to vet any statement' relating to the presence of undercover Gardaí at last week's Trinity Ball.
‘Frenzy’ Outside Library, As Reduced Opening Hours Leave Students Battling for Seats
Over a hundred students were forced to queue outside the library this morning.
Patricia O’Brien and Carmel Naughton Awarded Honorary Degrees
Prof Cormac Ó Gráda, David Cabot, Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara were also awarded degrees.
Students Detained at Trinity Ball on Suspicion of Drug Offences
Undercover Gardaí detained 26 students on suspicion of drug possession and supplying at the ball on Friday.
DCU Students Vote Overwhelmingly to Boycott Israel
Results of the vote were withheld until yesterday due to a technical fault that raised questions over the validity of the results.
End of TSM Spells Trouble for Repeating Students
Students studying TSM courses that are set to be discontinued will not be able to repeat the year in their original subject combination.