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Ditching Orals and Practicals Has Been Divisive. The Consequences Will Be Far-Reaching
The repercussions of scrapping orals and practicals could be massive for future college students, writes Aisling Marren.
Nocht an Phráisc Lóistín Lucht Riarachán na Tríonóide sa Bhealach is Measa
Bhí cáineadh géar tuillte ag an gColáiste as ucht mic léinn a dhíbirt gan mórán feasa roimh ré.
Around the World, Universities Are Speaking Up on Manning Up
Toxic masculinity is a phrase loaded with meaning, and sometimes deeply divisive. But in universities, substantive conversations are starting about it.
Many Nurses, Midwives Pulled from Placement, But Interns Still Attending
First and third-year nursing students currently on placement will not have to attend their clinical placements for the rest of the year.
No Decision As Yet on Trinity Ball, Says College
Trinity has said that 'no decision has been taken as yet' on whether the ball will go ahead next month.
Meet the Society Spreading Laughter in Uncertain Times
Its activities have been halted by the coronavirus, but DU Comedy Society is dynamic and vibrant – and a vital source of laughter in hard times.
Trinity Offers Extensions to College Accommodation Residents
Residents who have to stay beyond their agreed rental period, including international students unable to get home, will be able to remain.
College Board Meeting to Proceed Next Week Despite College Closure
Members of Board have been encouraged to dial in, while social distancing will be observed by those who have to attend in person.
How Trinity is Protecting Ireland’s Pollinators
As part of the All-Island Pollinator Plan, Trinity is making steps to create a campus that's more biodiverse – and protects vital pollinators.
Trinity Cancels In-Person Graduation Ceremonies Set for April
Graduands will instead receive their degrees in absentia, while College hopes to live stream a ceremony led by Chancellor Mary McAleese.