Access to Graduate Medicine is Grossly Unfair. Let’s Change That
The difficulty of qualifying as a doctor through graduate-entry medicine is amplified for those from disadvantaged backgrounds, writes Yasmine Tadjine.
Five of the Best: Film Podcasts
Bringing the magic of the silver screen to a pair of dodgy earphones near you.
Keep Councillors on College Boards, Oireachtas Education Committee Hears
The committee started pre-legislative scrutiny of the Higher Education Authority Bill today.
Universities’ Autonomy Must be Protected Under Governance Bill, Says IUA
Pre-legislative scrutiny for the controversial Higher Education Authority Bill started today.
Harris Announces Funding for New Research on Public Health Crises
The DOROTHY programme is named after Dorothy Stopford-Price, an Irish doctor who helped promote vaccine use against tuberculosis.
Léiríonn Nuacht ó Stephen Donnelly Maidir le Vacsaíní Neamhchúram do Dhaoine Óga
Dúirt an tAire Sláinte ar an raidió an tseachtain seo go mbeidh deis ag daoine idir 18 agus 34 bliana d’aois vacsaín a fháil óna siopa poitigéara áitiúil as an Luain amach.
Tá Athbhreithniú Bunreachta Cúramach ón TCDSU Seachas Jab Déanta Faoi Dheifir
Chuir lucht athbhreithnithe an bhunreachta tuairisc neamhiomlán isteach roimh a spriocdháta an tseachtain seo.
The Trinity Researchers Examining the Powers – and Dangers – of Cannabis
Cannabis derivatives have wide-ranging applications from treating brain inflammation to epilepsy – but it has potential health risks too.
Taoiseach Announces €40 million in Funding for Cross-Border Research
Researchers from both sides of the border can now apply for up to €100,000 in funding.
Students Could Disassociate From TCDSU Under Draft Constitution
TCDSU’s constitutional review working group submitted a proposed new constitution last week.