News
Nearly 40% of Irish Students Face ‘Serious Financial Problems’
A new report found that 46 per cent of students work alongside their studies.
Provost to Address EU Summit on Access to Education
Provost Patrick Prendergast will be discussing the work of the Trinity Access Programme.
TCDSU Launches Free Cookbook
Five-hundred copies of the cookbook will be available to students in the front office of House Six.
Students Could be Charged for Supplemental Exams
College is considering introducing a charge for repeat exams like in UCD, where students are charged €230 per repeat exam.
Students March in Support of Trans Rights
The march saw trans activists, students and politicians turn out, calling for greater healthcare for trans people in Ireland.
Tour Dates Email Suggests George Ezra to Play Trinity Ball
Trinity Ents refused to deny Ezra would be playing Trinity Ball.
12 Candidates to Run in TCDSU Elections 2018
Shane De Rís, Sean Ryan, Paul Molloy and Michael McDermott will contest the race for TCDSU President.
Pro-Life Group Targets Trinity for Protest
Facing Front Arch from College Green, the pro-life group brandished signs featuring pictures of aborted foetuses.
Irish Graduates Enjoy 70% Employment
Out of 18,000 graduates nearly three quarters are in employment, according to the HEA.
Micheál Martin Backs Repeal the Eighth
Speaking in the Dáil today, Martin said that "retaining the eighth amendment will not make Ireland a country without abortion".