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Editorial
New Vice-Provost Faces the Unenviable Task of Rescuing TEP’s Reputation
Prof Jurgen Barkhoff’s success in his new role will depend largely on redeeming student perceptions of the Trinity Education Project.
Editorial
Al Maktoum ‘Gift’ Raises Urgent Questions About Who Trinity Does Business With
This latest venture prompts a conversation about where Trinity draws the line when it comes to sourcing much-needed funding.
Eascraíonn Ceisteanna Práinneacha ó ‘Bronntanas’ Al Maktoum
D'eascair an fiontar nua seo comhrá faoin méid a dhéanfadh Coláiste na Tríonóide chun maoiniú a sholáthar.
Tasc Dushlánach a Bheidh ann don Leas-Propast Nua chun TEP a Réitiú
Beidh rath Ollamh Jurgen Barkhoff ag brath ar dhearcadh na mac léinn maidir le Tionscnamh Oideachas na Tríonóide a fheabhsú.
Students Join 1,000 for Rain-Soaked Dublin Trans Pride
Around 1,000 trans rights activists took to the streets today for Dublin's second-ever Trans Pride march.
Space Shortage Leaves Maynooth Students Sitting on Library Floor
A report by higher education watchdog Quality and Qualifications Ireland recommended better co-ordination of student services.
Abolishing Fees Would Cost Government €229m, Says Minister
Minister for Education Joe McHugh said abolishing student contribution fees would hit the budget of the student grant scheme.
Pearse St Gate Set For Two-Month Closure
The gate is being closed to facilitate works to Printing House Square.
Trinity 37th in Times Higher Education Teaching Rankings
The College has risen from last year's ranking for its teaching standards.
Trinity’s Improv Troupe Set for Edinburgh Fringe Festival
Improv, She Wrote is graduating to the paid Fringe, with a nine-night run in a 90-seater venue.