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With college returning this week, it is important to know as much as possible about the procedures being implemented in order to limit the spread of Covid-19 among staff and students. Trinity has repeatedly stressed the importance of cooperation on …
With student timetables being published today, questions have been raised about the issue of students being assigned consecutive online and in-person classes. Students in these situations may be forced to remain on campus to complete their online classes, which some …
Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Simon Harris, has stated that third level registration fees are too high, and he would like for them to be addressed in the upcoming budget.
Speaking on Today with Claire …
Last Friday, it was revealed that the Department of Higher Education plans to increase the number of places in high demand courses such as medicine, nursing, and engineering by 5%. Minister for Further and Higher Education Simon Harris confirmed on …
This afternoon, Provost Patrick Prendergast has announced that Professor Ignatius McGovern has been appointed as a Pro-Chancellor of the University of Dublin. McGovern is a Fellow Emeritus of Trinity Physics, as well as a published poet.
The provost made the …
Work has begun on the conversion of the lawn outside Front Gate to a wildflower meadow as the lawn is shaved from the soil.
The lawn facing onto College Green is being shaved off of the soil, and is to …
The Covid-19 crisis has already begun to take effect on the Irish economy. Retail and hospitality sectors have seen closures and layoffs since the beginning of the pandemic, and families have struggled, with over 1.26 million people having to rely …
The Union of Students in Ireland (USI) has expressed concern about the lack of a plan to reduce Irish student fees in the programme for government put forward by Fine Gael, Fianna Fáil, and the Green Party this week. In …
Erasmus exchanges are to proceed for Trinity students in Michaelmas term on a voluntary basis, College has informed students on Friday.
In an email to students, College announced that they would not be cancelling the Erasmus programme for the upcoming …
The Covid-19 crisis has forced nearly every college body to adapt their traditional methods of operation. Online exams and lectures have been the focal point of discussion and criticism, but non-academic areas of College have been equally challenged. With voting …