Jailbreak 2016 is a global race of over 100 teams of two students each. The teams have two days to get from Collins’ Barracks in Dublin to a mystery location, which will be revealed in Jailbreak HQ at 9 o’clock …
Trinity Dragons’ Den won by Superbowl startup
The Trinity Entrepreneurial Societies Dragons’ Den won by Superbowl, who hope to fill gap in the market
The TES Dragons’ Den was won on February 18 by a startup called Superbowl, which is proposing to fill a gap in the market for healthy, customizable breakfasts suitable for various dietary requirements. The company, which is proposing to open …
UCDSU criticise UCD management in wake of revenge porn controversy
According to the statement from UCDSU, university management also “alleged that the entire [revenge porn] situation was manipulated by the students’ union to advance their consent campaign”
NCAD Student Action view appointment of new director with “absolute scepticism”
The student group have staged several sit-ins and protests against the mismanagement of the college and its accounts
Listen up, Leo
Caoimhe Brennan sheds valuable light on the harsh reality of dealing with mental illness, and the HSE’s inability to provide adequate treatment
Trinity to create virtual reality game for military training
The project will try to increase the effectiveness of militaries, police and civilian actors working together in ‘preventing conflict’
A new virtual reality game that will be used to train international military and police in peacekeeping skills is being lead by researchers at Trinity College.
The Gaming for Peace project has been funded by a €2 million grant from …
USI launches Say Something card, providing information for students who have experienced sexual violence
“We hope this card will be an aid to students who find themselves in the position where they’re victims of violence and don’t know what to do next”
Assessing the prospects for future international students at Trinity
Speaking with students from outside Ireland about their time studying in College, we can identify the areas the administration needs to improve upon
With the proposed increase in international students, it is more important than ever to examine how past students from outside Ireland have experienced being a visiting student at Trinity. The students contacted for this article have all on the whole …
77,570 animals used in lab tests in Trinity between 2012 and 2014
A spokesperson for the college said: “Animal studies are conducted only when they will contribute to the advancement of knowledge that is likely to lead to the improvement of the health and welfare of animals and human beings”
