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College has instructed researchers across schools not to engage in a research survey circulated by the US government.
An email seen by Trinity News informed researchers of instructions from Dean and Vice-President for Research Sinéad Ryan to disregard a questionnaire …
Students involved in various science associations based in the Hamilton at Trinity College Dublin have pleaded for more institutional support, citing continuous issues with a lack of funding and resources.
These associations, which include Theoretical Physics Student Association (TPSA) and …
The Trinity Inclusive Curriculum Project (INC) is no longer to receive top slice funding from the Access fund, according to the minutes of an advisory board meeting in August 2024.
The INC Project, established in October 2020, operates within the …
Trinity’s lecturers union has passed a motion endorsing an academic boycott of Israel in a significant win for the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) campaign.
At its EGM on September 26, the Trinity branch of the Irish Federation of University …
Carlow College management has set up a College-appointed student team to replace the students’ union following the latter’s failure to elect a sabbatical team, sparking concerns about the independence of student representation at the institution.
In an email sent to …
College made over €107k from rent paid by Circuit Laundry between 2020 and 2023, data released under Freedom of Information (FOI) has revealed.
At first refused, the FOI request made by TCD Renters’ Solidarity Network was appealed to the Office …
The construction of 358 new beds in Trinity Hall (Halls) has been delayed indefinitely after promised government funding did not materialise, leaving the project around €40 million short.
The new development is planned to replace Cunningham House on the Halls …
Each year, there are around 4,000 students enrolled in masters programmes at Trinity. Many have just finished undergraduate degrees and have opted to continue their education at Trinity, pursuing their lifelong dreams and passions. These courses already cost us a …
The passing of our emergency motion at the recent Union of Students Ireland (USI) Congress to take a position of no-confidence in the government has been met with applause from all corners of the third-level sector. This is certainly a …
If we were to blame senior management for the problems that plague College, we would be sorely misguided. Government starvation of the third-level sector is to blame for the ills that plague our universities, including high student-staff ratios, insufficient infrastructure …