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Students4Change have called on College to provide more in-person lectures, and to apologise to students for poor communication throughout the return to campus.
Students4Change are an independent, open-forum alliance of students from Trinity focused on taking action on the housing …
Students have expressed feelings of disappointment and indifference towards College’s two-phase approach to reopening.
On August 27, Provost Linda Doyle announced College’s restrictions on campus activity for the first half of the semester. Trinity opened on September 6 with a …
Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) and Trinity Ents have organised an orientation week for Senior Fresh students from September 6 to 10.
TCDSU has organised the orientation week exclusively for Senior Freshers after their freshers week last September was …
Yesterday (August 26), President of France Emmanuel Macron visited Trinity during his first trip to Ireland since entering office.
He toured the campus and met with students and staff to discuss topics such as post-Cocvid Europe, climate change and digital …
Students in the school of English received an email today that outlined the teaching arrangements for on-campus teaching in Michaelmas term.
The email was from the head of school, Prof Jarlath Kileen, and its director of teaching and learning for …
System errors related to the assigned capacities of several modules was the cause of the delay in module enrolment opening yesterday, College has said.
1,600 students have made over 20,000 individual module enrolments since yesterday afternoon.
In a statement this …
Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) has announced that a temporary marquee is to be erected in front of the Pavillion Bar (the Pav) at College Park.
The marquee is to be erected on September 6 until October 4, due …
The Arts building is now accessible following essential electrical upgrades in the building. The electrical upgrades were deemed essential after a power outage in the building on August 13.
Last Friday students and staff received an email from Estates and …
Yesterday, An Garda Síochana (AGS) issued an official statement warning students of accommodation fraud ahead of the new academic year.
503 cases of rental scams occurred between 1 February 2019 and 31 May 2021, which amounted to over €900,000 stolen …
Former Lord Mayor of Dublin, Dublin City Council councillor and Green Party chairwoman Hazel Chu is considering running in College’s Seanad byelection.
Chu is a Politics and History graduate of University College Dublin, as well as a Law graduate of …