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Election of Scholars, Fellows to Take Place Online, in Break From Tradition
The announcement will take place online due to the ongoing closure of the College due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The World is in Shutdown. But, for DU Players, the Show Has Gone On(line)
The society's theatre might have closed, but members of DU Players are still creating – using technology, and more than a dash of inventiveness.
Trinity Students Need to Give Tourists A Break
Tourists – with a few exceptions – are a charming reminder of how beautiful our campus is, writes Aisling Marren.
Mid-Pandemic, a Trinity Curriculum Unpicks New Dangers to Democracy
Trinity has launched a new online curriculum on democracy – based on an 18-month project with colleges around the world – at a timely moment.
SUSI Grant Must be Extended Amid Coronavirus Crisis, Say Greens
The party said the grant should be extended to cover more students, as their chance to earn money during the summer has now ‘evaporated’.
Casual Staff Will be Paid for Rostered Hours During College Closure
Casual staff, many of whom are postgraduate students, can make a wage claim for teaching classes that cannot be held online.
IFUT Calls for ‘Urgent’ Funding Extensions on PhD Research Projects
The union says research projects delayed due to the coronavirus must have their funding extended after universities re-open.
Lockdown is a Time to Reignite Old Friendships, Not to Write Your Novel
We are being told to write a novel or learn a language during lockdown, but how about we care for our neglected friendships, argues Molly Furey.
University Times Magazine Among Top 12 Worldwide, in US-Based Awards
The paper's magazine has won in the region it was competing in, and now proceeds to an international final.
Revamp of Rubrics and Chief Steward’s House Could Cost College €20m
Bursar Veronica Campbell said the figure includes ‘all elements of the project’, which are part of a range of works on College's historic buildings.