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Over 2,000 Trinity students have signed a students’ union petition calling for a reduction to the annual contribution charge.
2,400 students have signed the petition from Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) which is calling on the government to reduce …
The number of Trinity students choosing to study abroad this year has taken a significant hit amid concerns over Covid-19.
Only 159 students are travelling abroad on an Erasmus exchange this semester, which is a major drop compared to the …
Trinity students who have been “adversely affected by the pandemic” are to be allowed to choose to defer exams or assignments from Michaelmas Term until the end of Hilary Term, College has decided.
College is to allow students to defer …
The government intends to run the Leaving Certificate exams as normal this year as schools close in a bid to curb the spread of Covid-19.
Schools and childcare facilities are closing until at least January 31 with the exception of …
Trinity has received planning permission to proceed with a restoration project on the Rubrics building that is to provide additional student accommodation on campus.
Dublin City Council has granted planning permission for College to renovate the building to convert offices …
Some mince pie recipes will tell you to leave your filling to sit for 24 hours before you really get stuck into it. Some have the audacity to suggest leaving it for even longer (up to a fortnight). This is …
A referendum is to be held among postgraduate students to determine the group’s preference for the next provost of Trinity, which will be used to instruct Graduate Students’ Union (GSU) representatives how to vote in the election for provost.
Four …
Four in five students want more in-person teaching next semester if Level Three restrictions are in place, a survey by College has found.
79% of respondents said they were in favour of more in-person teaching under Level Three if public …
Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) has adopted a new mandate to lobby politicians for a reduction in the student contribution charge following a vote at TCDSU Council this evening.
The union is now mandated to lobby Dublin TDs for …
At least three of Trinity’s top academics have decided to apply to be candidates in the election for College’s next provost.
Professors Linda Doyle, Linda Hogan, and Jane Ohlmeyer have confirmed to Trinity News their intention to apply to run …