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The Disability Access Route to Education (DARE) and Higher Education Access Route (HEAR) published their Annual Report today, showing a 22% increase in acceptance of places in higher education by students with disabilities and 15% increase by students experiencing socioeconomic …
At tonight’s council meeting, Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) Council passed a motion calling for a student-wide survey to determine the majority preference for provost candidate.
Six SU elected members sit on the committees of University Board and University …
Taoiseach Micheál Martin touched on higher education and Covid-19 during a visit to Trinity’s campus this afternoon to see the new Book of Kells exhibition.
Speaking in the Exam Hall, Martin highlighted the importance of personal responsibility in the …
Athlone Institute of Technology and Limerick Institute of Technology are to be re-established as a technological university after their application for such status was accepted by Minister for Further and Higher Education Simon Harris.
The process will see both institutes …
Second-year European Studies students were informed this morning that the upcoming academic year typically spent on Erasmus would now count for 30% of their final degree.
In an email from Senior Executive Officer of the Centre for European Studies Susan …
No firm decision has yet been taken by College on the fate of next year’s Trinity Ball.
It is understood that College has not yet made a decisive choice on whether Trinity Ball will take place in 2021.
A meeting …
Several Trinity Zoology and natural sciences students have expressed dismay following a social media announcement from Dublin Zoo that the future of the zoo is “uncertain” due to financial pressures caused by the pandemic.
The zoo has lost an estimated …
Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) Council has voted in favour of a campaign to lobby the government to increase financial support for Graduate Entry Medicine students.
Delegates from TCDSU who attend the Union of Students In Ireland (USI) National …
The Central Societies Committee (CSC) has released a report detailing expenditures from each society in Trinity in the 2019-2020 academic year.
As the body governing all of College’s societies, the CSC reported an overall surplus of over €8000 in comparison …
Students were alerted this afternoon by Secretary to the College John Coman that Mr Justice George Birmingham has been appointed the new Judicial Visitor to Trinity.
This change came into effect yesterday, November 12.
Coman outlined in the email that …