Trinity College to display four new sculptures of women Trinity College Dublin is to commission four new sculptures representing women scholars for display in the Long Room of the Old Library. Dublin • 26 Nov 20
7 ways college will look different next year Like so many other things, third level education will have to change to deal with the challenges posed by Covid-19. Samantha Libreri takes a look … Education • 11 Jun 20
Online tests replace 'face-to-face' exams at 3rd level 'Face to face' end of year exams have been cancelled at the country's third level colleges and students will be asked to self-certify that they … Coronavirus • 25 Mar 20
Trinity closing campus accommodation over Covid-19 Trinity College is closing its on campus accommodation after at least eight students attending the college tested positive for Covid-19. Education • 16 Mar 20
TCD falls more than 40 places in university rankings Trinity College Dublin's position in an international university rankings table has slipped dramatically by more than 40 places. Education • 12 Sep 19
Report highlights inequalities among 13-year-olds Over a quarter of 13-year-olds in Ireland were heavier than the medical profession says they should have been when they were surveyed in 2012 - … Ireland • 17 Oct 18
Trinity reverses plans for €450 resit fee after protest Trinity College has reversed plans to introduce a €450 charge for students who need to resit exams. Education • 28 Mar 18
Trinity students end college occupation in fees protest There were jubilant scenes at Trinity College Dublin as students who had occupied the university's 18th century Dining Hall ended their protest over exam resit … Education • 15 Mar 18
€14m 'internet of things' study to be launched A €14.5 million research programme to study how internet connected objects can be used to improve the quality of life of ordinary citizens living in … Technology • 31 Jan 18
Europe needs to tackle youth unemployment - Draghi The President of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, said that completing the European single market would help to reduce the rate of youth unemployment … Business • 22 Sep 17
Plans unveiled to pedestrianise College Green Plans to begin permanent traffic restrictions at College Green have been unveiled by Dublin City Council. Ireland • 08 Feb 16
TCD to take part in worldwide MND study A team of scientists at Trinity College Dublin is to build full DNA profiles of at least 400 Motor Neurone Disease (MND) patients as part … News • 04 Dec 14
Study outlines impact of child abuse on older men A new study has found that older male survivors of child sexual abuse are three times more likely than other men in Ireland to consider … News • 15 Aug 14
Trinity College to increase number of NI students Trinity College Dublin has launched an initiative to triple its intake of students from Northern Ireland. News • 04 Jul 14
Study shows variance in heart attack symptoms Two thirds of people who suffer a heart attack experience the slow onset of symptoms, not the sudden and dramatic onset depicted in TV dramas … News • 11 Nov 13
Irish scientists make sun storms breakthrough A group of international scientists, including some from Trinity College Dublin, have identified a missing link between storms on the sun and radio bursts that … News • 07 Oct 13
Most Irish universities drop in world rankings International university rankings published today show a fall in the standing of most universities in Ireland. News • 10 Sep 13
Irish research institution gets EU funding boost An Irish research institution has secured a significant role in a massive €1 billion flagship EU funded research project. News • 29 Jan 13
Trinity College to trial new admissions system The Dean of Undergraduate Studies at Trinity College Dublin, Dr Patrick Geoghegan, has described the CAO points system as "one of the least fair methods" … News • 14 Jan 13
50 new nanoscience research jobs created CRANN, a dedicated nanoscience research centre at Trinity College, is to create 50 full time research jobs. Business • 19 Nov 12
Call for plan on dementia services An international dementia care conference in Dublin has heard that 150,000 people may have the condition here within 30 years. News • 30 May 12
Trinity College advised to reinstate employees Third-level teachers' union IFUT has welcomed a Labour Court ruling advising Trinity College to reinstate three employees that it had dismissed. News • 03 May 12
