This selection provides a stimulating guide to the collection of graphic satire engravings assembled by Nicholas K Robinson, one of Ireland’s less well-known cultural treasures
Universities are providing more programmes for disabled students - but learners say we need to do far more to promote greater inclusion in education
University to transform flagship exhibition space on Pearse Street into campus’s first student centre
We have many of the technological tools needed to make significant reductions in emissions
Report highlights gaps in policies around aspects of artificial intelligence
Former Trinity College librarian ran Uniskin Press and was prominent member of the Irish Labour History Society
Fewer students awarded first-class degrees but proportion of high achievers is 40% higher than in 2015
The bus memorialised by Bagatelle, which runs from Phoenix Park to Dún Laoghaire, is a cross-section of the city, geographically and socially. It will soon be replaced by a 24-hour service
Dr Linda Doyle is the first female Provost of Trinity College Dublin. She is a professor of engineering and the arts
Up-and-coming comedian Rachel Galvo talks mental health, finding her feet and being a Shite Feminist
Veteran war reporter’s records over 50-year career include notes from interviews with Osama bin Laden
About a tenth of cigarettes are destroyed; Rezero aims to capitalise on that destruction
Syrian-Irish writer’s memoir I Don’t Want to Talk About Home was published in 2022
Aurochs spread from Asia into Europe and Africa before going extinct in 1627
Key details about 2024-2025 open days for UCC, UCD, TCD, UL, Maynooth University, University of Galway, DCU and RCSI
I cannot walk by the front lawn at Trinity College Dublin without being reminded of my father
Alignment of biodiversity and climate finance would enable win-win solutions to be more easily implemented
The creation of a single research agency has raised alarm bells among arts and humanities scholars who fear it will divert more funding towards Stem
The Women’s Podcast with Róisín Ingle
Which women should have places, streets or structures around Ireland named after them? We would like to hear your thoughts
Students staged a walkout from lectures to give a message to the Government that they are not satisfied with the costs of education
The city is a soulful playground for the kind of people who have spectacles on their nose and autumn in their hearts
Thompson’s new book, The Forest Yet to Come, is part of the Wolfstongue saga, which began as a direct response to his son’s difficulty with speech
A-level conversion rates, the career guidance culture and cost of living are among reasons why just 1% of CAO applicants are from the North
Some argue that removing George Berkeley’s name is an ahistorical imposition of contemporary values on the complexities of the past
Minister says legislation is ‘genuine attempt’ to start reform as university Senators claim Bill is ‘disgrace’, and will keep Upper House as ‘rubber stamp’
Names and their meanings are philosophically complex. It would be unwise to re-name everything called after a figure whose troubling personal legacy comes to light. The TCD library was different
The Eavan Boland Library will be the first building on Trinity’s campus to be named after a woman
Of the nine Irish universities ranked five dropped, three remained in same position, and one, Dublin City University, improved
New national science forum to enhance ability to respond to challenges such as climate change and pandemic threats
Budget 2025: The stakes are high for the youngest Minister for Finance in more than a century as he prepares to present his first budget on Tuesday
Research may guide ‘the development of targeted educational programmes and cognitive training interventions to improve attention in adolescents identified as vulnerable to substance use’
Trinity College Dublin lecturer and author Kevin Power gives his take on students’ use of AI to help them with exam papers
Not everyone gets the same start in life, but some organisations are doing their best to address disadvantages
Guinness Storehouse is the Republic’s most-visited fee-charging attraction, welcoming close to 1.5m people
Our planet is experiencing rapid climate changes because nature is unable to keep pace with human activity
TCD researchers to also pinpoint which species best clean air and eliminate smog
The problem with academic portraiture is that it sustains the myths of meritocracy and obscures privilege
Students from commuter towns around the country are stuck in suboptimal living situations with no sign of things changing
Ireland’s Border Culture records work of artists living along the Border from 1921 until today
Trinity College Dublin’s bell tower is currently subject of repair works, scuppering upcoming graduation photos
Dept of Education paper says universities cite significant increases in demand for accommodation
As Intermezzo is published, here is a quick reminder of Sally Rooney’s previous bestsellers and their screen adaptations
Prof Linda Doyle warns of ‘a slow retreat from competitiveness and attractiveness’ as world-class education threatened by high student-staff ratios
Research Lives: Dr Lewys Jones, Ussher assistant professor in ultramicroscopy, Trinity College Dublin
Demand for ISL courses has accelerated in recent years, leading to a shortage of teachers for the language
The rise in popularity of more ‘desirable’ expensive bikes has led to bicycle theft becoming more targeted, says one victim
‘We have been given no options at all, we’ll just have to take what we can get or pay through the nose for it’
Students face sometimes ‘chaotic and claustrophobic’ shared spaces and rising prices countrywide
Social activities and networks, including attending religious services, may protect people against loneliness and depression, according to researchers at TCD
Prospective students can avail of different pathways to university education in the State
Peat soils cover more than 23% of the country, meaning many Irish people have long had close interactions with peatlands
Most universities operate peer-to-peer programmes designed to help new students access information and support
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices
