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The online graduation ceremony of 175 new medical doctors from Trinity took place this afternoon, with congratulations from the Taoiseach.
The graduates watched the virtual ceremony online in their homes. The students are graduating early so that additional medical doctors …
In a break from tradition for some departments, many final year students submitted their dissertations online this year due to college’s closure in light of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Students were stripped of the opportunity to post photographs of their printed …
The possible implementation of a “no detriment” policy for summer assessments will be discussed at the University Council meeting next Wednesday, the provost confirmed on a Zoom call with Trinity residents, while also offering assurance that leases will be extended.…
The completion of the Printing House Square project faces possible delays due to the coronavirus.
The on-campus accommodation complex, set to house 250 students, was expected to be completed this summer in time for the new academic year. However, following …
Lynn Ruane has been re-elected a University of Dublin Senator on the eighth count, filling the third and final constituency seat.
Ruane received a total of 4,072 votes out of a total valid poll of 15,041, Provost Patrick Prendergast, the …
Ivana Bacik has been re-elected a University of Dublin Senator on the sixth count.
Bacik received a total of 3,963 votes out of a total valid poll of 15,041, Provost Patrick Prendergast, the returning officer, announced.
She was elected following …
David Norris has been re-elected to the University of Dublin constituency of the Seanad on the fourth count.
Norris received a total of 3,768 votes out of a total valid poll of 15,041, which exceeded the quota by seven votes, …
Tom Clonan has a long, impressive and varied career. Having graduated from Trinity in 1987, he joined the army and moved up the ranks, eventually retiring as captain. Since, he’s taken on a number of roles, including as a lecturer …
USIT, the travel agency which supplies J1 visas, has gone into liquidation due to the outbreak of Covid-19, the company has said.
The Dublin-based travel agents were popular with students seeking J1 work visas to travel to the USA over …
Student nurses will be paid for the duration of the Covid-19 crisis, Minister for Health Simon Harris has confirmed.
All student nurses and midwives undertaking unpaid placement will be offered contracts as healthcare assistants and will be paid accordingly.
Harris …