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Mary McAleese was inaugurated as the new chancellor of Trinity ahead of her first honorary degree ceremony this afternoon.
At a ceremony in the provost’s house, Provost Patrick Prendergast said that Trinity is “honoured and very lucky” to appoint McAleese …
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar announced €2.5 million in government funding today for a Trinity-led project digitally recreating 700 years of historical records of the Public Record Office of Ireland, which were destroyed by fire at the Four Courts at the beginning …
Trinity’s Engineering, Environment and Emerging Technologies (E3) learning foundry will be named the Martin Naughton E3 Learning Foundry, having received an official green light for construction from Dublin City Council.
The six storey building will be located at the east …
Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) renewed its formal opposition to higher education fees and an income contingent loan scheme at Council tonight.
Campaigning for taxpayer funded, “free” education was among among 10 motions agreed upon between 2014 and 2017 …
Pro-chancellor of Trinity, Sean Barrett, has condemned government proposals to reduce universities’ ability to govern themselves directly, arguing that the changes would erode the “autonomy and diversity of Irish universities” and Trinity in particular.
In a 2,000 word statement, Barrett …
Reforms to DUCAC’s voting system, increasing funding transparency and a spring AGM were the primary topics of discussion at the organisation’s first open student forum, held yesterday evening.
Around 20 students attended the event in the Joly Theatre, at which …
The University Philosophical Society (the Phil) and Trinity Fianna Fáil were among eight societies whose 2018/19 financial accounts were deemed to be “unsatisfactory” by the Central Societies Committee (CSC).
Architecture Society’s recognition lapsed in this past year, due to two …
The Cut the Rent campaign are “fully committed” to fighting for rent decreases and building their movement despite Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) failing to support the group at Council this week.
The group said that the rejection of …
The Script will be playing in Trinity in December as part of the international World’s Big Sleep Out charity fundraiser to raise money to fight global homelessness.
With an aim of raising over $45,000,000 The World’s Big Sleep Out will …
A group of students have begun petitioning for provisional recognition of a new true crime society in Trinity.
Six students are currently involved in setting up Dublin University True Crime Society (DUTC). The group began collecting the 200 signatures required …