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Trinity Mourns, After Family of Missing Professor Calls off Search
The search for Seamus Lawless was called off to avoid 'risking endangering anyone's life' in the attempt to find him.
Universities U-Turn on Loans
Jim Miley, the head of the Irish university lobby, said that the organisation is 'agnostic' on loans.
Meet the Brains – and Heart – Behind Trinity’s Disability Service
After 19 years as the Director of Trinity's Disability Service, Declan Treanor's fingerprints are all over campus life.
Housing Charity Urges Caution, After Brazilian Students Lose €1,750 in Rental Scam
Threshold, a national housing charity, has launched a new campaign called Scamwatch to help people avoid being duped.
USI to Join Protest Against Trump Visit
In early June, USI will join a number of other groups to protest Trump's visit to Ireland.
‘We’re Failing Our Students’ When It Comes to Consent, Says Mitchell O’Connor
Minister for Higher Education Mary Mitchell O'Connor spoke out against the high levels of sexual assault on campuses.
College Board Moves Into New Home in Business School
Trinity's most senior decision-making body held its first-ever meeting in the new Business School today.
International Student Numbers in Ireland Reach New High
Non-EU student numbers rose by 45 per cent between 2013 and 2017.
Trinity Trend: Dungarees
Love them or hate them, classic denim dungarees have made their way into Trinity students' wardrobes.
Oxford Launches TAP-Style Foundation Course
The new programme will see 50 students accepted to study on a one-year foundation course.