A March for Palestine, hosted by Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign (IPSC) and Trinity Boycott Divest and Sanctions (BDS) Campaign is to be held in Dublin at 2pm today.
The event is part of a Global Day of Action for Palestine. Rallies, …
Sarah Emerson is currently a Deputy News Editor of Trinity News. She is a Senior Sophister English Literature and Jewish and Islamic Civilizations Student.
Record 84,000 students applying for places in the upcoming academic year
Trinity reported a 38% increase in first-preference applications this year, with 10,253 prospective students opting for College as their first choice
A record 84,000 prospective students have applied for college places in Ireland for the upcoming academic year, 2021/22.
The latest figures follow the May 1 deadline for late applications.
The record figure is thought to be due to a combination …
College opens competition to name its new Innovation Hub
College receives planning permission for the Trinity East innovation hub
College has announced that students and staff are eligible to enter a competition with a prize of €150 by suggesting a name for the new innovation hub at Trinity East.
In an email to students, Provost Patrick Prendergast confirmed that …
Students living in Direct Provision no longer to pay international fees for Level 5 courses
Students living in Direct Provision will no longer have to pay international fees
Yesterday, government announced changes to fees for students living in Direct Provision.
Minister for Further and Higher Education, Simon Harris, and Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth, Roderic O’Gorman, announced the new measures, which will be implemented in …
Aoife Cronin elected TCDSU Communications and Marketing Officer
Aoife Cronin was elected with 91.8% of the vote
Aoife Cronin has been elected Communications and Marketing Officer of Trinity College Dublin Student Union (TCDSU), winning 91.8% of first preference votes on the first count.
In the only single-candidate race of this year’s TCDSU elections, there were 2006 valid …
Cronin on track to secure a significant victory in uncontested Communications and Marketing race
The Trinity News poll suggests that Cronin could be set to win 91% of the vote
Running uncontested for the role of Communications and Marketing Officer, Aoife Cronin is on track to receive 91.5% of first preference votes, according to the poll conducted by Trinity News last week.
Uncontested candidates in Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union …
Communications race: Aoife Cronin says raising awareness of welfare supports the “number one priority”
The sole Communications and Marketing Officer candidate Aoife Cronin said of TCDSU’s financial position that if students return to campus “the union will be fine”
Aoife Cronin is the sole candidate running for Communications & Marketing Officer in this year’s Trinity College Dublin Students Union (TCDSU) elections. The Communications Officer often represents the first point of contact between students and the SU. With the potential …
Long nights and SAD days
Tips for getting through an Irish winter in the midst of lockdown
T/W depression
It’s March in Ireland, which means it’s cold and bleak outside. And as if Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) wasn’t bad enough, the prospect of being locked down until March 5 is surely enough to make you want to …
College to launch investigation into its colonial past
The Colonial Legacies Project will investigate Trinity’s complex colonial legacy
Trinity is to begin investigating its “colonial past” over the course of the next two years.
Today, College announced the beginning of its Colonial Legacies Project. The “extensive” two-year investigation will “examine, interrogate and reflect on its complex colonial legacies”. …
Library announces addition to the Beckett collection
College has expanded the archive of Irish writer and Trinity alumni Samuel Beckett
Today, College has announced an addition to the Trinity alumni Samuel Beckett collection.
The Library has acquired the archive of “Rockaby”, the 1981 play by Irish writer and playwright Samuel Beckett.
The archive includes copies of the original play and …