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Provost Linda Doyle has called on the college community to “raise our voices” amid fears that the higher-education sector will not get additional €307 million in promised core funding in Budget 2024.
In a college-wide email earlier this week, Doyle …
The Union of Students in Ireland (USI) have announced a march on the Dáil on October 4th demanding the Budget 2024 surplus of €65 billion be used to tackle the student accommodation crisis and soaring college costs.
USI said students …
Trinity Business School’s IntegrityIQ has been awarded €365,000 to allow researchers to create an AI driven platform to address multinational organisations failures in ethics and compliance over the next 18 months.
“This product fills a gap in the market. Many …
Student enterprise VapeBox collected 1078 single-use vapes at Electric Picnic.
53 Vapeboxes were deployed in various locations across the festival including at all entrances to the main festival area.
The 1078 single use vapes collected and recycled totaled 162 grams …
Three in four students have not claimed a grant that would give them a €500 reduction from the student contribution fee, according to Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation Simon Harris.
Budget 2023 introduced a measure allowing students …
The College Historical Society (the Hist) has been recognised as the world’s oldest student society by the Guinness World Records (GWR).
This recognition comes after a two-year campaign as the society proved through photographic and archival evidence that it had …
Student start-up VapeBox is calling on students to submit to a government consultation on disposable vapes.
The consultation, established by the Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications, is open until July 27 and asks for ideas on how …
Unwanted sexual touching was reported by 42.4% of women and 50% of non binary individuals in data gathered by the 2020 Sexual Experiences Survey carried out by the Active* Consent programme.
Almost 30% of women and non binary individuals reported …
Private cars are to be permanently banned from College Green from the end of the month as part of new traffic regulations announced by Dublin City Council (DCC).
The College Green Pathfinder Project will see the implementation of a 24/7 …
Over 1,400 people have signed an open letter calling on Minister Simon Harris to consult with researchers on proposed legislation regarding the future of research and innovation in Ireland.
The open letter, posted to change.org by Professor Jane Ohlmeyer, …