Trinity Highlights for 2023
Featured News
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Kaos’s Caeneus is part of a long tradition of queer and trans characters in retellings of ancient myths
The Greek myths have been retold and reconfigured many times – the Netflix series Kaos is just the latest in this millennia-long tradition, writes Suzanne O'Neill, School of Histories and Humanities, in this article for The Conversation.
19 September 2024
Culture|Research
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Trinity breaks new ground with Ploughing debut
Vice-President of Global Engagement Emma Stokes said the experience had been “fantastic”. “We had hundreds of visitors each day to our booth. Students at all stages of their education, as well as parents and many of our alumni.”
19 September 2024
Community|Society|Students
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Trinity welcomes two new Pro-Chancellors
Rachel Hussey and Professor Jürgen Barkhoff have been inaugurated at special ceremonies in the University.
18 September 2024
Community
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Trinity health researchers win 11 HRB awards valued at €4.75m
Eleven researchers across multiple disciplines of health science research have been awarded funding in the Health Research Board’s (HRB) most recent Investigator-Led Projects (ILP) award scheme, announced today. Each project will be funded for a maximum of four years.
17 September 2024
Awards and Funding|Health|Society
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School of Medicine launches Policy and Civic Engagement Report 2024
The 'Advancing engagement for better health impacts' report is a testament to the dedication and impact of both Trinity staff and the School's external stakeholders in driving meaningful societal change.
17 September 2024
Community|Health|Research|Society
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Key stakeholders work to restore pollinator habitats across agricultural landscapes
Researchers in the People and Nature group (from Trinity’s Department of Botany) recently delivered the first Irish RestPoll stakeholder workshop, with the goal of restoring pollinator habitats across agricultural landscapes by working in tandem with farmers, land managers and other groups to deliver win-win solutions.
17 September 2024
Environment|Research|Science|Sustainability
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Arts and Humanities Research Festival is back with a bang!
The Arts and Humanities Research Festival returns this September with a week-long programme of free talks and screenings spotlighting the fascinating work being undertaken by the university’s arts and humanities researchers.
17 September 2024
Arts|Culture|Research|Society