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Filming for New Dublin Mystery Series to Commence on Campus Tomorrow
Filming for 'Harry Wild', which stars Jane Seymour in the titular role, will take place at the Graduates Memorial Building, Parliament Square and the Anatomy Building.
Trinity Business School to Offer Scholarship for GAA Players
The program is part of an agreement between the GPA and Trinity Business School who will combine to fund the scholarship.
Trinity Maintains 101st Position in QS World Rankings
Trinity continues to be the top-ranked Irish university in the QS world rankings.
Large Lectures, Labs and Tutorials Likely to Return Next Term
Accommodation supports are also being developed for students, with an option to pay rent monthly along with the ability to terminate a lease at one month’s notice.
GSU to Host Election Hustings Tomorrow at 5.30pm
Voting will take place from June 9th to 11th, and results will be announced on June 12th.
Colleges to be ‘Primarily’ In Person for Next Academic Year, Says Harris
Harris also said that the number of students would likely increase by around 4,500.
COVID Conspiracy Theorists Converge on Trinity’s Lloyd Institute
The group appeared to be targeting Trinity’s Prof Luke O’Neill, who has led the charge over the past year in educating the public about the coronavirus and vaccines.
How Students Became the First Casualties of the PUP Withdrawal
The government today announced that students would lose the pandemic unemployment payment come September 7th.
Abolition of PUP for Students ‘Detrimental’ for Education, Says USI President
The government today announced that students who have lost work due to the pandemic would no longer receive PUP after September 7th.
PUP Closed to Students From Early September
The government said that the decision was “in line with normal circumstances where students do not qualify for unemployment payments while at college”.