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Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) has recorded a deficit of nearly €50,000 in the financial year ending June 2020, with Covid-19 bringing a “very negative effect” to the union’s commercial operations.
TCDSU will be using its reserves over the …
Sanitisers that have been removed from the Department of Education’s list of biocidal products approved for use in schools following a government review are not in use in Trinity, College has confirmed.
Primary and secondary schools have been instructed to …
Nine members of Trinity Rugby, Dublin University Football Club (DUFC) have tested positive for Covid-19.
Eight members of the club’s Division 1 team have contracted the virus, alongside one coaching figure.
It is understood that the transmission likely took place …
The number of live animals Trinity purchased for research projects in 2019 fell significantly compared to the previous year, continuing a downwards trend.
According to figures released to Trinity News under the Freedom of Information Act 2014, College purchased 1,292 …
As the start of their college years kick off online, Junior Freshers are approaching the semester with equal parts anticipation and apprehension.
Campus activity for Freshers’ Week and the first weeks of the semester has shifted almost entirely online following …
Ryan Grunwell has been elected chair of the Central Societies Committee (CSC) at the committee’s annual general meeting this evening, which took place six months later than in a usual year.
Grunwell takes over from outgoing CSC chair Lee Campbell, …
Graduands who would have graduated at commencement ceremonies at the start of November have been given an option between being conferred at a virtual ceremony, or deferring their graduation to a future date.
Students due to graduate can choose between …
Online module enrollment for Senior Fresh students opened later than the announced time this morning following a series of delays to the system over the last week.
Enrollment for Senior Fresh modules through the my.tcd.ie portal opened half an hour …
Three marquees are being erected on campus under plans to create socially-distanced recreation spaces for students to use between lectures.
Eight spaces around campus have been designated as “student breakout spaces”, including the introduction of two new marquees at Botany …
International students arriving to Trinity are to be charged €350 for meals provided by College during a two-week isolation period ahead of the semester.
Students arriving to Trinity from countries that are not on the green travel list are required …