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‘No Alternatives’ to January Exams for Social Sciences Students Going on Erasmus
Students in the School of Social Sciences and Philosophy will be allowed to go on Erasmus next semester.
Trinity Trust Sets Up €100,000 Fund for Student Groups
The pandemic has drastically changed how societies and sports clubs function on campus.
Top College Group Proposes Off-Campus Hub Allowing for Demolition of Buildings
A discussion paper brought to University Council has outlined a number of technology-based changes for College.
Large Lectures Should Stay Online for Good, Says Top College Group
The Trinity Futures Group has recommended that lectures of more than 100 people should continue to be held online, with larger lecture theatres repurposed.
College to Consider Forming Working Group on Keeping Some COVID Work Practices
Staff and students were forced online this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Old Library to Commission Four New Sculptures of Women
This is the first commission of new sculptures in the Long Room in over 100 years.
Some 15% of Irish Adults Have Been Raped, Say Trinity Researchers
The study also found that 33 per cent of Irish adults had experienced some form of sexual violence.
INMO Launches Petition to Pay Nursing Interns a Living Wage
Over the summer, interns were paid the same as healthcare assistants – something the INMO wants to maintain.
No Need for Emergency Exam Measures This Year, Says Senior Lecturer
Trinity's Senior Lecturer Kevin Mitchell said that College 'will certainly employ a sympathetic approach and increased level of flexibility' due to the ongoing pandemic'.
TCDSU Votes to Support Criminalisation of Image-Based Sexual Assault
The motion came after thousands of intimate photos of women and girls were recently uploaded to a number of online forums without consent.