News
An Bord Pleanála Intervention Delays College Green Development
An Bord Pleanála have requested a further stage of public consultation before making a decision on the new development.
Only 25% of Trinity’s Top Professors are Female
Since 2014, there has been a nine per cent increase in women being promoted to top-level positions.
Irish Students Pay the Second-Highest Fees in Europe, says New EU Report
The report by the European Commission showed the landscape for third-level fees and supports across Europe.
Left-Wing Publication Launched Weeks After Burkean Review
The new publication, the 'Red Pen', hopes to fill what it sees as a left-wing niche in Trinity.
Linda Doyle Appointed New Dean of Research
Doyle, the Director of Connect, will replace John Boland, who left the Dean of Research role last month.
Trinity Trade Unions Await Temporary Contracts Decision
The three unions are expecting Trinity's response to government advice on the use of fixed-term contracts.
UCDSU Opens Nominations for President Following Ascough’s Impeachment
The union will hold elections to replace Ascough at the end of November.
46% of Trinity Society Heads are Female, New Report Finds
Despite the majority of undergraduate students being female, there is a larger number of male society chairs.
Backlash from Board Members Over Postgraduate Fee Hike
Some College Board members expressed anger over the fee increase, while others were concerned about the powers granted to Finance Committee.
Maynooth Students’ Union Pioneers Senate Structure
The new structure will see the union split into a student senate and an academic council.