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Contribution
For International Students, the Recent Re-Entry Visa Reform Is an Unnecessary Stress
The elimination of the online appointment system could make it more difficult for universities to attract international students, writes Jake Gilchrist.
Trinity to Launch First Major Philanthropic Campaign in 2019
The College will target potential donors and try to secure private funding to supplement state funding.
When the Novelty of First Year Wears Off
Coming into second year can be disappointing after the whirlwind of excitement in first year , writes Eliana Jordan.
Slump in Rankings, New College Timetable, Phil’s Gender Equality
Students Must Achieve 75% to Earn Gold Medal Under TEP
Despite concerns from some schools that the new criteria raise the bar too high, students must get 75 per cent in their final exams to earn the gold medal.
Mystifying Application Process Stops Women Running for Fellowship
The success rate of men and women who apply to be Fellows is almost identical.
Canapés, Oktoberfest and Depicting Protest: Your Week Ahead.
We've rounded up the best events for fourth week.
B’fhéidir go Bhfuil an Propast Sásta a Chathaoirleacht a Ghéilleadh Faoi Dheireadh
I ndiaidh na meastóireachta a rinne baill de Bhord an Choláiste, tá post Prendergast mar Príomhfheidhmeannach agus mar Chathaoirleach anois a mheá.
Editorial
Perhaps the Provost is At Long Last Ready to Relinquish his Board Chairmanship
Following a recent evaluation by College Board members, Prendergast’s dual role as CEO and chairman is up for consideration.
Editorial
A ‘Dignity and Respect’ Policy is Hardly the Place for Sexual Assault
The significance of Trinity not having a standalone sexual assault policy cannot be underestimated.