Trinity College

By Fiona Frawley Works are to begin in the area at the end of this month. A new Pathfinder Project for Dublin’s city centre will see more space for pedestrians and extended bus corridor hours at College Green. Dublin City Council (DCC) will implement traffic management measures and on-street enhancements at College Green and Foster […]

3 years ago

This is where we’re at. Trinity College Dublin has purchased battery-powered lamps for all of its tenants as a safety measure for this winter. The college announced in an email to students in its university accommodation that a torch had been provided for each individual tenant in case of blackouts this academic year. “You may […]

4 years ago

As of Wednesday, all Trinity College lectures for the remainder of the current semester will be delivered online. Trinity College Dublin have confirmed a second case of Covid-19 at the college. The college learned of the confirmed case on Wednesday evening (11 March), a male student from the health sciences faculty. The student was based […]

6 years ago

The measures come into effect from Wednesday morning. Trinity College has confirmed that all lectures will be delivered online for the rest of the semester, rather than physically in a lecture hall, due to the impact of the coronavirus. A statement issued by the college on Tuesday afternoon also confirmed that while all lectures will […]

6 years ago

“Think of them like a fire safety talk.” Hannah Beresford is one Trinity College student tasked with putting together consent workshops for the university’s students who’ll start in September this year, and as she tells me to think of the classes like a fire safety talk, something strikes me as odd. A 2014 survey of 1,038 […]

11 years ago