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GSU Executive Felt ‘Targeted’ by Student Media, Says Report
Several members asked for their contact details to be removed from the GSU website due to 'toxicity' from reporters of The University Times.
Students Feeling Effects of ‘Log Jam’ in College Health Service
Trinity's top health official has said that the phones 'never stop ringing' in the service.
Two Thirds of College’s Teaching Spaces in Need of Major Repairs
Only 34 per cent of teaching and learning spaces were deemed to be in new or good condition. In other universities this number is typically 80 per cent, according to Estates and Facilities.
GSU Accused Postgraduate Workers’ Alliance of ‘Abuse’ During EGM
A confidential report commissioned by the union broadly blames the problems with the EGM on the independent campaign group.
Maynooth and Microsoft Launch Programme to Address Digital Divide
This project was developed in response to the lack of girls from disadvantaged backgrounds entering STEM.
Barrister Ade Oluborode Announces Seanad Bid
Oluborode is a practising Barrister and is campaigning for increased funding for Trinity and advancing equality, diversity and inclusion.
Editorial
The School of Physics is a Blueprint for Collegial Decision Making
This week, the School of Physics came out in favour of changing the name of the Schrödinger Theatre.
Editorial
COVID is not Gone. We Need to be Cautious and Learn from the Last Two Years
The government announced the easing of restrictions last Friday.
Cocaine Second-Most Common Drug Used by College Students
A nationwide survey collected data about drug use among third-level students.