Articles
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#BeActive – EU Week of Sport at Trinity
As part of the EU Week of Sport, #BeActive, Trinity Sport is offering free classes to all students, staff and public members. Trinity is participating in the event, which runs from 7th to 13th September in association with the European Network of Academic Sports Services (ENAS).
9 Sep 2015
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Trinity Professor Receives Institute of Chemistry of Ireland Award
The award is made annually to a distinguished chemist with an international reputation, able to relate and communicate the importance of chemistry and chemical research to everyday life.
6 Mar 2015
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State Taking Grandparents Who Provide Childcare for Granted
As long as grandparents are doing the job 'for free' the State avoids the significant investment required for good-quality childcare, says Dr Virpi Timonen, Professor of Social Policy and Ageing at the School of Social Work and Social Policy.
16 Apr 2015
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Education Minister Launches New Bachelor in Business Degree in China
A new International Foundation Programme was also announced.
27 Oct 2015
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European Research Council Awards €2.5 million to Trinity Environmental Historian
Professor Poul Holm was awarded the only ERC 2014 Advanced Grant that was awarded in Ireland.
2 Jul 2015
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Ethics in Sport – Major Ethical Questions Trouble the Glorious Enterprise of Sport
Sport remains a glorious enterprise but major ethical questions abound, according to Dr John Scally, Adjunct Assistant Professor in Ecclesiastical History
4 Nov 2015
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Why 21st Century Skills? To Prepare Students For Life, Not Just Exams
Teaching for Tomorrow Project Manager, Aibhin Bray, argues the need for secondary schools to embrace 21st Century Learning Techniques.
13 Nov 2015
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Winner of the Trinity TCard Competition Announced
Trinity TCard, is a new cashless trading initiative designed to improve the staff and student experience in College and advance Trinity’s digital strategy
16 Dec 2015
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Latest ‘Growing Up In Ireland’ Report Examines Impact of Childcare
Cognitive development of three and five-year-olds under the spotlight
3 Dec 2015
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New MRI Technique Could Expand Treatment Options for Stroke Victims
Scientists from Trinity College Dublin have shown that looking at sodium levels rather than water levels in the brain may offer the potential to extend the time-window during which drug therapy may be given to stroke patients.
28 May 2015