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A new student mobile app which allows students to access timetables, exam results, emergency notifications, digital identification, and find college locations launched today on campus. The app, dubbed Trinity Live, was designed and developed by Trinity students.
The app was …
The Daíl’s Public Accounts Committee (PAC) heard concerns on Thursday about the reliability of the University of Limerick’s (UL) student record system, which may have allowed hundreds of students to receive incorrect exam results.
The committee were told of a …
College years are filled with studying, assignments, and of course, parties. They’re also years that can be expensive for many, and eating out and drinking in Dublin city centre isn’t always economical. However, there are a few workarounds to get …
Trinity’s Dean of Research, Professor Linda Doyle, has stated that she isn’t confident that the creation of “women-only” positions within universities is the answer to gender imbalances in higher education institutions.
Doyle explained that she believes action needs to be …
Druid Performing Arts Company, in association with the Abbey Theatre, is in their last week of performances for Richard III by William Shakespeare. The play was written during the Tudor dynasty and is thought to be influenced by propaganda against …
Last night, a public lecture and an audience Q&A session was held in the Trinity Long Room Hub hosted by Vice-Provost Chris Morash and organized by the Trinity College Library, speaking at the event was Michéle Mendelssohn.
Mendelssohn, an Associate …
Trinity Hall (Halls) is to receive a 300-bed expansion as one of four capital development projects set to take place across campus under €100m investment from the European Investment Bank (EIB).
Other projects include expanding the School of Law and …
Content warning: sexual assault, rape.
Over 50 students have reported being sexually assaulted or raped in the past six months, according to the Galway Rape Crisis Centre (GRCC).
In a report published by Student Independent News (SIN), Cathy Connolly, the …
Sinn Féin are calling for the student contribution charge to be reduced by €500, among other changes to Ireland’s current economic policies and systems, outlined in their alternative budget, published today.
Sinn Féin stated that the student contribution costs are …
