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College confirmed on Friday that College Health Service’s “treatment practices remain unchanged” despite a statement from Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) suggesting the contrary.
The two bodies appear to be in a row over the provision of blood tests …
Government Cabinet ministers are expected today to approve plans to extend Seanad voting rights to all higher education graduates, abolishing Trinity’s Seanad panel.
Under the new legislation, a six seat “higher education” panel will replace the existing University of Dublin …
Trinity has made a record number of offers to applicants this year, with a total of 3,897 offers being made today in the first round.
This is a result of an increased intake in certain courses, as well as a …
James Geoghegan, the recently appointed Lord Mayor of Dublin, cannot be accused of being a lame duck. This is in spite of Geoghegan being tipped for a seat in the Dáil as Fine Gael’s chosen candidate for Dublin Bay South, …
The Union of Students’ in Ireland (USI) will be mandated to support the establishment of ethnic minority support groups on college campuses following a motion at the union’s national congress this week.
The motion was proposed by Trinity College Dublin …
László Molnárfi is not a fan of the first person singular pronoun – in fact, he often corrected himself on its usage during his end-of-year interview with Trinity News. When speaking of his time as Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union …
A “free speech summit”, which will feature Irish and international speakers, has been organised by Free Speech Ireland and will take place today in Trinity’s Thomas Davis lecture Theatre.
Free Speech Ireland is “an advocacy group championing free speech and …
An antisemitic piece of graffiti written in a toilet stall in the Buttery has drawn widespread condemnation and has since been removed by College.
A photo of the graffiti, in which the neo-Nazi slogan “Jews will not replace us” was …
The trial of a former Trinity law professor who was accused of murder in February 2022 has been adjourned until October of this year due to “an issue with an expert report which could not be resolved immediately”.
The contents …
Teachtaí Dála from across the party spectrum have celebrated College’s decision to take steps to fully divest from Israeli companies and to establish a taskforce to review its academic ties toIsraeli institutions.
This has been heralded as a landmark win…