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Fintan O’Toole and Mary Harney to be Awarded Honorary Degrees
Harney and O'Toole will receive their honours next week, at the first service presided over by new Trinity Chancellor Mary McAleese.
As November Closes, A Timely Re-Evaluation of Remembrance Day
It is understandable that the poppy has never caught on in Ireland – but wearing it should be viewed as a personal decision, writes Julie Leenane.
Smoke-Free Trinity Stubs Out Cigarette Bins
Ashtrays have been removed from the bins around Trinity's campus.
Trinity’s School of Computer Science and Statistics Celebrates 50th Birthday
Researchers, alumni and current students in the school gathered today for an Open House event in the O’Reilly Building.
Christmas Concerts, Wreath-Making and Russian Chai Tea: Your Week Ahead
Celebrate the last week of lectures by attending some festive events with your favourite societies.
A Direct Provision Battle With No End in Sight
Students from direct provision centres overcome a number of hurdles to obtain their degrees.
UL Announces Plans to Increase Student Numbers by 50%
The university launched its strategic plan, UL@50, today, which will expand both student numbers and campus space.
A Halls Musical Focused on Sex and Serious Themes
Halls is gearing up for a Spring Awakening.
TCDSU Votes to Take More Active Stance on Accommodation Crisis
Two motions passed tonight mandate the union to oppose rent increases and to lobby the government for more student accommodation.
No Higher Education Funding Plans to be Ready for Next Election
A group of financial management consultants will spend the next year looking into higher education's funding crisis.