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Parasitology Award to be Named After Trinity Alumnus William Campbell

The Irish Society for Parasitology announced the name change today.
By Emma Donohoe

Borders, Brexit and Blanket-Making: Your Week Ahead

There is lots to be doing on campus before reading week.
By Eimear Finan

Trinity to Hire New Accommodation Chief, With Salary Up to €118k

Trinity is looking to hire a new head of accommodation and commercial property.
By Cormac Watson
Contribution

Trinity as a Saving Grace for Dublin’s Aesthetic

In a city in aesthetic decline, the historic beauty of historic sites like Trinity provide a model for the rest of the capital.
By Ciaran Sunderland

Trinity and Age-Old Elitism

James Shaw questions why Trinity is often stereotyped as elitist and explores how this perception is being challenged.
By James Shaw

Science Gallery Honoured With Own Stamp

Science Gallery Dublin has been honoured with its own An Post stamp, as it reaches record footfall figures.

First Degree Students Graduate From The Lir Academy

The first fifteen students have graduated from The Lir Academy with a BA in Acting.

A Different Way to Volunteer

Emma Sommerville, a volunteer with AIESEC, explains why the program is so different to others on offer in Ireland.

Trinity Scientists Hail Parkinsons “Breakthrough”

New research into the Parkin protein offers insight into how the disease arises

Promotional Video Cost Exceeds €27,000

A video intended to showcase the College’s “exciting mission in education and research” has cost over €27,000, The University Times has learned.