News
Number of Exams Set to Drop by 11%
Trinity is trying to use more continuous assessment and project work as part of the Trinity Education Project.
Budget Will Not Only Focus on Housing, Says Taoiseach
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar defended the government’s record on housing, insisting that there is ‘no quick fix’ to the crisis.
USI to Fight Housing Crisis, Not Fees, at Annual March
USI, TCDSU and the GSU and Take Back Trinity have all pledged support for the newly launched Raise the Roof housing coalition.
Library Book Lending Time Extended
Students will be able to borrow up to 10 books at a time as part of an overhaul to the borrowing system.
Universities U-Turn on Loans
Jim Miley, the head of the Irish university lobby, said that the organisation is 'agnostic' on loans.
Christmas Exam Plans Involve Evening and RDS Sittings
Three exams will be scheduled per day, with no student sitting more than two exams per day.
Trinity Best in Europe for Producing Entrepreneurs
The university has risen two places in this year's list, ranking 48th in the world.
Trinity News Goes Tabloid
Trinity News has undergone a complete redesign of the print paper.
Over 50 New Bike Racks Installed in Front Square
The racks will accommodate at least 50 new bikes, in keeping with Trinity’s sustainability strategy.
Five Nobel Laureates to Speak at Trinity Schrodinger Conference
The two-day conference will begin on Wednesday and will see world-leading scientists speak on the future of biology.