Residents of Trinity Hall (Halls) have been left without clean water for the second day in a row, following maintenance on the water pumping system yesterday afternoon. There have been reports of low water pressure, as well as complaints of …
President Race: Tilly Schaaf hopes to be the breath of “fresh air” the union needs
Third year physics student Tilly Schaaf lists efficient IT services, open finances, and active student dialogue as priorities for her campaign
Tilly Schaaf is certainly not afraid of ruffling feathers in her campaign to become the next president of Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU). A veteran of student activism, this third year general physics student describes herself as having “”been …
€26 million announced to improve energy efficiency in universities
The funding will allow for the continued testing of a range of cost-effective retrofitting projects for third level campuses
Minister for Further and Higher Education Simon Harris and Minister for the Environment Eamon Ryan have announced €26 million in funding to advance energy efficiency in colleges and universities.
The Energy Efficiency and Decarbonisation Pathfinder Programme will continue to test …
Student nurses and midwives to receive 80% of starting rate during placement
All supports included in the new plan will be backdated to September 2022
Nursing and midwifery students are to be paid 80% of the starting rate for nurses and midwives during clinical placement.
This week, Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly announced a €9 million package of measures to provide significant additional support for …
College unveils new pond habitat on campus
The new pond aims to provide a home for pond-dwelling creatures in the city centre
Last week, Trinity introduced a new wildlife pond on campus, which is aimed at creating a vibrant hub for biodiversity within the city centre.
According to College, the pond will provide a habitat for creatures like dragonflies, hoverflies, frogs and …