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After Criticism, Trinity Ents Cancels Berlin Wall-Themed Event
The event was due to coincide with the 32nd anniversary of the Berlin Wall coming down, but was criticised online for being insensitive.
‘Enough is Enough’: Students Join Climate Rally as COP26 Continues
Over 2,000 people marched down O'Connell St as part of worldwide demonstrations calling for action on the climate crisis.
Anxiety Among Lecturers Over Lack of CO2 Monitors in Teaching Spaces
Rooms with no natural ventilation do not have CO2 monitors, the Irish Federation of University Teachers has said.
Nearly €900k Spent on Science Gallery Salaries Last Year
College Board was told this week that running the gallery is 'unlike a traditional art gallery'.
600 Medicine Students Take Part in Trinity Med Day
The annual event raises money for medical research and equipment.
Student Nurses, Midwives to Receive Pandemic Placement Grant This Year
The grant will be backdated to the beginning of the academic year.
Tangent Launches ‘Game-Changing’ Innovation Platform
The Open Incubator is a new networking platform which links like-minded young entrepreneurs to solve world problems.
Plécháipéis ag Diúltú d’Athruithe Molta don Ghaeilge san Ardteist
Tá dhá mhodh eile molta sa phlécháipéis chun athchóiriú a dhéanamh ar an siollabas.
Dublin City Council Suggested College Park as Location for Pavilion
The council told Trinity that New Square and Library Square may not be feasible from a planning perspective.
Conversations on College Park Pavilion Will Continue, Says Provost
In an email to affected clubs, Doyle reiterated the need for a short-term exhibition to be constructed in order to fund the Old Library Redevelopment Project