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After Introduction in Trinity Hall, On-Campus Consent Workshops to be Offered

The workshops, organised by TCDSU and the JCR in Halls, will be offered across campus during campaign days over the year.
By John Conway

Trinity Researchers Awarded €2.9 million for Project on Oesophageal and Oral Cancer

The project hopes generate new diagnostic tools and therapeutics that will improve patient response and survival.
By John Conway

After Protest, Government Reverses Decision in Recognising Nursing and Midwifery Internship

Groups had challenged the government's decision not to extend incremental credit to those who completed their internship between 2011 and 2015.
By Sinéad Baker

College to Investigate How Arts Block Can Develop and Improve Spaces

Beginning in the next few weeks, a new feasibility study will look at how the Arts Block can improve both teaching and breakout spaces.
By John Conway

Trinity Researchers Trial Ketamine as Potential Therapeutic for Recurrent Depression

The research, the first of its kind in Ireland, seeks to find a new treatment option for people who suffer from repeated episodes of depression.
By Jamie Sugrue

150% Increase in Demand for Counselling Service Emergency Appointments Since 2010

The number of students making use of the Student Counselling Service also fell slightly for the first time in six years.
By Philip McGuinness

Campus to See a Year of Disruption for Upgrade to the Voltage System

Upgrading the electricity supply, necessary to provide power to the new business school and Oisín House, will see construction take place across most of campus.
By Róisín Power

€36.5 million Increase in Funding For Higher Education in Budget 2017

A full maintenance postgraduate grant, worth nearly €6,000, for low-income students was also introduced.
By Dominic McGrath and Sinéad Baker

As Funding Options are Considered, University Heads to Appear Before Education Committee

Students' and trade unions will also present to the Oireachtas Education and Skills Committee in December.
By Dominic McGrath

Trinity Professor Appointed Secretary General of Global Water Conservation Body

Prof Bruce Misstear, from the School of Engineering in Trinity, was previously vice-president of the association.
By Aidan Carolan