Feb 18, 2019

By: Sinéad Baker

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News

From Founder of Oscar-Winning Company to Ireland’s Tech Godfather, Trinity Recognises Five Alumni

Trinity’s Alumni Awards today recognised five graduates who have excelled in their field.
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Icarus Magazine Launches Final and Most Impressive Issue of the Academic Year

Last night, Ireland’s oldest creative writing journal celebrated the launch of the last issue of the academic year.
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Trinity Signs Pioneering Agreement to Redefine College-Student Relationship

Spearheaded by TCDSU Education Officer, Dale Whelehan, the agreement seeks to put students and staff in a more collaborative relationship.
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Trinity’s Aidan McDonald Awarded Prestigious Royal Society of Chemistry Fellowship

McDonald joins over 50 Nobel Prize winners in being awarded by the society, with has over 54,000 members.
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Trinity-led Research Links Eating More Yogurt with Better Bone Health in Older Adults

The observational study found increased yogurt consumption could significantly reduce the risk of osteoporosis in older people.
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Outside Trinity, a Space for Cyclists, Pedestrians and Public Events

Dublin City Council is planning a vehicle-free space for 15,000 people outside of Trinity’s gates.
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Sport

Works to Increase Trinity’s Gym Capacity to Begin this Month

New works will increase the size of the main gym area and introduce a new group personal training space.
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Review

In the TBSI, Trinity Postgraduate Review Launches 16th Volume

Postgraduate research from Trinity and universities around the world was celebrated at last night’s launch of the 16th volume of the journal.
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Experts Clash over Student Loan Scheme Feasibility at Oireachtas Committee

Two research teams, with opposing findings on how well the system could work in Ireland, presented to the committee today.
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New Study States Income-Contingent Loan Scheme is Cheapest Way for State to Expand Third-Level

The findings, to be presented in Leinster House today, state a typical graduate would pay between €150 and €160 a month until reaching 33.

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