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Avoiding tokenism and greenwashing should be important factors in the next provost’s plans to address the climate crisis, the candidates for the role have emphasised.
At a debate on climate change this evening, Professors Doyle, Hogan and Ohlmeyer outlined strategies …
During a hustings event hosted by the faculty of Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM), Professors Linda Doyle, Linda Hogan, and Jane Ohlmeyer were challenged on how they would improve facilities on campus were they to be elected provost.
Candidates …
A petition has been launched by five PhD students to allow Dr Sarah Alyn-Stacey to run for election as next provost of Trinity.
At the time of publishing, the petition has garnered 190 signatures.
The petition was launched to the …
A view to utilise opportunities presented by online learning beyond the end of the pandemic is on the mind of all three candidates in the race to become Trinity’s next provost.
The three candidates spoke about the future of online …
The team behind the “Save Trinity Ents” petition created last year has decided not to bring the issue forward at the next Trinity College Dublin’s Students’ Union(TCDSU) Council meeting.
A spokesperson for the team told Trinity News that they feel …
Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) has passed a motion mandating their support for a decrease in rents of College accommodation in the 2020/21 academic year, as well as subsequent years.
This motion means that TCDSU is now committed to …
Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) has passed a motion mandating the union’s Environmental Officer to formulate a policy on carbon costing and reporting.
This policy will include the creation of a schedule of carbon costs for many of the …
A policy to expand the number of students in Trinity appears unlikely in the next decade as all three candidates for provost agreed that student numbers should not rise at the first live event of the election campaign.
Professors Linda …
Student representatives are to try to provide “clarity” for residents in Trinity Hall (Halls) who have asked questions and raised concerns about the implementation of Covid-19 restrictions.
At a Town Hall this evening, students expressed to Trinity College Dublin’s Students’ …
Mandatory Clinical Placements for student nurses and midwives in first to third year are to resume on a phased basis from next Monday.
From February 8, student nurses and midwives will return to placements in phases, the Department of Health …