College News
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Provost expresses significant concern regarding forthcoming budget
College community urged to contact public representatives.
28 Sep 2023
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Trinity's trees - featuring the Southern Magnolia
This month we are bringing you Magnolia grandiflora, commonly known as the Southern Magnolia. It is located just behind the 1937 Reading Room in the Provost’s Garden. This is a mature specimen of M. grandiflora and measures 16 m in height with a girth of 1.2 m, but they can grow to 35 m in height.
28 Sep 2023
Environment|Sustainability
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Nominate an Honorary Degree Recipient
Trinity College Dublin invites its students, staff, alumni and members of the public to make nominations for honorary degree recipients.
25 Sep 2023
Community
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New Trinity Board meets
Trinity’s new Board met on campus yesterday for the first time.
21 Sep 2023
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Trinity hosts educational conference on domestic violence and child protection
Over 200 participants came to Trinity today to attend the Domestic Violence and Child Protection Conference.
8 Sep 2023
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Dr Thomas Laurent wins prestigious Lero Prize for work in software testing
Dr Laurent, from the School of Computer Science and Statistics, was recently awarded a Lero Director’s Prize for PhD / Post-Doctoral Researcher Contribution at the annual summit of the Science Foundation Ireland Centre for Software.
6 Sep 2023
Awards and Funding|Research
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Ukrainian exhibition launches at Pearse Station
Inner Light, an exhibition documenting the stories of Ukrainian women living in Ireland, has opened in Pearse Station.
24 Aug 2023
Community|Society
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Trinity Tree of the Month – the Banana tree
This month we are featuring the Banana tree, or Musa acuminata, which is one of our unique indoor trees located in the O Reilly atrium. This plant can grow to seven metres tall and has leaves that are up to four metres long. These plants absorb a large amount of carbon to produce leaves and fruit, but quickly release it once fruited and die back occurs. Musa acuminata originated in Southern Asia and some reports suggest the plant has been in cultivation for close to 7000 years.
24 Aug 2023
Environment|Science|Sustainability
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TILDA/MISA event explores why education determines when we die?
Guest speakers examined how the college educated have become healthier and wealthier, while adults without a degree are suffering from deaths of despair including suicide, drug overdose, and alcoholism in the United States.
23 Aug 2023
Health|Research|Society
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Tangent and Green Tech HQ launch climate accelerator for construction sector
This programme is open to innovators and entrepreneurs with new solutions in low carbon and green design, circular materials, energy and maintenance systems
11 Aug 2023
Business|Environment