The list of final nominees announced byt he Student's Union on Monday January 25: President Education Officer Welfare Officer Communications Officer Ents Officer Harmon, Declan Fox, Jennifer Cashman , Cormac Lowe, Tom Florea, Keith Hughes, Fearghal Preston, Dave Fleming, Stephanie Gen...
Access to over 26000 electronic journals is under threat following the expiry of funding agreements. The Irish Research eLibrary, which provides digital access to 18000 journals in the humanities and social sciences and 6000 in science, medicine and technology is funded jointly by the Higher Educati...
The finalised dates for this year’s Trinity Ball have been announced, with tickets due to go on on sale next month. The ball will be held on April 16, and tickets will go on sale on Wednesday February 24 at €78, the same price as last year’s event. The line-up for the event is still being kept...
TN2's latest podcast, "Talking Eds: The Existential Crisis Edition" is now online, featuring contributions from TN2 editors across the board. This week we discussed the crisis that is Kanye West, and the Edvard Munch exhibition at the National Gallery. Right-click the link and choose "Save As" to do...
In the aftermath of the perceived failure of the climate change conference at Copenhagen, pessimism abounds regarding the ability of the world’s leaders to formulate an effective and universally acceptable...
Global warming can make you feel powerless. In the face of growing deserts and rising seas, can people really do anything to save the planet? Luckily, the answer is yes. What’s more, the way we tackle...
Observation is the basis of science, and while a philosopher may argue that objective perception is impossible, that is precisely the scientific philosophy: to collect and analyse empirical data, without...
While the failure to reach any substantial agreement marks a crucial opportunity missed, we must adjust to the slow pace of global politics. With an agreement that is in no way legally binding and no...
Taxpayers will face a legal bill of up to €1.2 million after Dublin City University lost their three year battle to dismiss an associate professor. Sources described the DCU President, Professor Von...
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