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Students on Trinity’s dual BA programme have begun their time at Columbia under extraordinary circumstances amidst heightened security and restricted access in the wake of unrest which rocked the campus before the summer.
Students are required to show university identification …
Trinity Senator Tom Clonan has warned of the potential for regional war in the Middle East amid Israel’s escalated attacks into Lebanon in recent days.
Speaking to Trinity News yesterday, Clonan, who previously served as an Irish Army Captain in …
The second annual Trinity Arts and Humanities Research Festival is set to take place next week.
The festival, which is organised by the Trinity Long Room Hub Arts and Humanities Research Institute, will run from Monday 23 to Friday 27 …
The Graduates Memorial Building (GMB) is set to host debates covering artificial intelligence (AI), Russia’s war in Ukraine, and permanent peace in Israel-Palestine as the debating societies have revealed their term cards ahead of the new semester.
The College Historical …
Four Trinity Researchers have been awarded funding from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The funding, which was announced on Tuesday, falls under the 2023 EPA research call which awards funding to projects that “support policy- and decision-making addressing environmental, climate …
A record-high nine societies were granted provisional recognition by the Central Societies Committee (CSC) for Hillary term, including three societies who were previously derecognised.
DU Dance, PoolSoc and the Geographical Society (GeogSoc), who were derecognised after failing to submit accounts …
The first ever Trinity Arts and Humanities Research Festival takes place this week in the Trinity Long Room Hub.
The festival will run until Friday, with events taking place throughout the week. Most events are free to attend without prior …