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A Trinity history professor has said that the US has never before “been so close to authoritarianism” following the election of Donald Trump earlier this week.
Writing in the Irish Times, professor of American history Dr Daniel Geary forecasted that …
The University Philosophical Society (the Phil) held their weekly chamber debate last Thursday under the motion “this house believes Ireland is unwelcoming towards immigrants”. The debate, hosted in collaboration with Trinity Politics Society, saw the motion pass by a small …
The trial of Trinity law professor and former Board member Diarmuid Rossa Phelan, in which he stands accused of one count of murder, began today at the Central Criminal Court.
Phelan is accused of murdering Keith Conlon at Hazelgrove Farm …
Hundreds of students filled Trinity Business School’s Dargan Theatre yesterday evening for the first meeting of Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) Council of the academic year.
Following class rep training in Carlow at the weekend, new members maintained an …
The former Berkeley library will henceforth be known as the Boland library, in honour of Irish writer and Trinity alumna Eavan Boland, College have announced.
A years-long process to select a new name for the library concluded today as Board …
Senators Tom Clonan and Lynn Ruane, both independent of any political party, are Trinity’s sole representatives in Seanad Éireann, after former Senator David Norris’ resignation from the post after 36 years in January 2024.
Government is yet to trigger a …
Minister for Finance Jack Chambers has today announced Budget 2025, the current coalition’s final budget before the next general election.
Taoiseach Simon Harris stressed that government has “chosen to not spend billions of euro we have [in order] to protect …
A block party organised by the well known vintage shop Tola Vintage in Temple Bar descended into chaos on Friday night after Gardaí arrived at the scene.
The block party was not officially organised with Culture Night, however has run …
Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) President Jenny Maguire “wants to continue to show that the union is a force to be reckoned with” as a new sabbatical team settles into office ahead of the new academic year.
Highlighting that …
College confirmed on Friday that College Health Service’s “treatment practices remain unchanged” despite a statement from Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) suggesting the contrary.
The two bodies appear to be in a row over the provision of blood tests …