News
42 per cent Increase in Trinity Senior Management Staff Since 2012
Between 2012 and 2016, there was also a 27 per cent in research staff in Trinity.
TCDSU Submit Student Centre Proposal, as Part of Campus Strategy
College are currently exploring both campus and off-campus locations that could be used for a new student centre.
Trinity Professor Becomes First Irish Physician to Receive Major Endocrinology Award
Emeritus Professor of Paediatrics and Child Health, Hilary Hoey, received an award for her contribution to paediatric endocrinology.
Benn Ó hÓgáin Elected New Chair of Central Societies Committee
Michael Scholz was also elected Treasurer of the CSC at an AGM this evening.
Nurses and Midwives Protest Recent Government Reversal in Recognising Internship
Groups including the INMO challenged the government's decision not to extend incremental credit to nurses who completed their internship between 2011 and 2015.
More Student Spaces Identified, Including a Remodelling of St James’s Common Room
Alongside the new spaces in the Arts Block and Hamilton, College has identified further locations as part of their “distribution” of student spaces.
Careers Advisory Service to Rebrand as “CareersHub@Trinity”
The service is to undergo a rebranding to reflect the full range of activities offered by the service.
College to Facilitate Students Attending USI National Demonstration in October
Following approval by the College Board, students will be free to miss lectures and classes if they wish to attend the march.
New Bachelor in Business Studies Offers Alternative to BESS
The course will offer an alternative to BESS, intended instead to focus on business from the beginning.
State Auditor Fears Trinity May Run Out of Cash, With Trinity Expecting a €34 million Deficit for Last Financial Year
Speaking to The University Times, Trinity's Chief Financial Officer states that, by turning to non-state income sources, Trinity expects to return to an operating surplus, excluding expenditure on infrastructure, next year.