IUA: National Development Plan Doesn’t Go Far Enough for Third Level
The National Development Plan, launched yesterday, emphasises the role of philanthropy and the European Investment Bank as key funding streams for third-level education.
USI Calls for €1,000 Fee Reduction in Budget 2022
The union’s pre-budget submission calls for investment of €500 million in the third-level sector in 2022.
Rooney Prize Awarded to Niamh Campbell for Debut Novel ‘This Happy’
The prize is administered by Trinity’s Oscar Wilde Centre for Creative Writing in the School of English.
29,000 Mhic Léinn Gan Eolas Faoi Stádas a n-Iarratas don Scéim Deontais SUSI
Dúirt Aontas Mac Léinn na hÉireann go raibh an easpa eolas seo “doghlactha”.
Govt Lauds Role of Non-Exchequer Funding in Funding Higher Education
The National Development Plan, launched today, points to philanthropy and the European Investment Bank as key funding streams for the sector in the future.
Higher Education to ‘Anchor’ Economy Under National Development Plan
The 180-page plan includes provisions for retrofitting campus buildings and expanding the sector to cater for demographic change.
Goldsmith Residents Can Use €200 T-Card Compensation on Rent Payment
After several residents complained about ongoing construction, Trinity offered residents €200 in credit on their T-Cards.
Lassos, Photos and Banjos: Your Week Ahead
This week sees a pleasing blend of in-person and online social events.
Editorial
TCDSU Sabbatical Officers’ Decision Making Leaves the Rank and File in the Cold
TCDSU’s sabbatical officers this week told heads of Schools that there would be ‘extreme backlash’ from students if timetables are left the same after social distancing measures are eased after reading week.
Editorial
Can We Move on From Exams, Please?
Exams have lost their veil of immortality, yet some students will still return to the RDS this year.