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A team from the University Philosophical Society (the Phil) have won the Grand Final of the European University Debating Championships (EUDC) in Zagreb.
Dylan McCarthy and Jack Palmer were one of over 150 teams from universities across Europe to compete …
Dublin City Council (DCC) has announced that College Green and Dame Street will be temporarily traffic-free from 7am to 7pm on August 7 as the city hosts a “Summer Sunday” event.
The area from College Green to the junction at …
College is to add 358 new beds to Trinity Hall (Halls).
Trinity has received planning permission to construct four new accommodation blocks in Halls despite complaints from local residents.
The expansion will add 358 new beds to the student accommodation …
The Higher Education Authority Bill 2022 will be pushed back to autumn. The bill will not be pushed through before the Oireachtas summer recess.
It was originally expected that the bill would be passed in both houses of the Oireachtas …
An open letter has been issued to government regarding the Higher Education Authority (HEA) Bill 2022 on behalf of Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU), the Graduate Students’ Union (GSU), Students4Change (S4C), National College of Art and Design Students’ Union …
Both sabbatical positions for the Graduate Students’ Union (GSU) elections will be contested by just one candidate.
Marcos Porfirio, a master’s student in International Politics is the sole presidential candidate, while Nontyatyambo Manyisane is running for vice president. Manyisane is …
University College Dublin (UCD) has announced the appointment of former Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dr Tony Holohan to the role of adjunct professor.
Dr Holohan, who officially resigned from his position as CMO last Friday after 14 years, will become …
Representative student groups from Trinity attended Seanad Éireann to witness a debate on the Higher Education Authority (HEA) Bill 2022 yesterday.
Senators discussed and voted on amendments to the text of the bill with concerns raised around government overreach into …
Government has announced an initiative to encourage PhD research in areas which address “national and global grand challenges” including a €28,000 stipend for student researchers.
Innovate for Ireland is a collaborative initiative between Government and the private sector industry seeking …
National Council for the Blind of Ireland (NCBI) is encouraging any current or incoming third-level student who is blind or vision impaired to apply for the Gerard Byrne Bursary to help with the financial costs of college life.
The value …