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Technological Universities Should Bring Out the Best of Both Sectors
As the new technological universities reshape higher education, Vincent Cunnane writes that we must learn from the successes of both the university and technological sectors.
A Tobacco-Free Campus is Inevitable
A ban on smoking on campus could be an inconvenience for many but it's hard to argue that the pros outweigh the cons, writes Ciannait Khan.
Staff and Students Condemn Arrest of Trinity Graduate
Trinity lecturers have joined academics from the UK and Ireland in calling for the release of Sean Binder after his arrest in Greece last month.
Learning the Art of Effortless Meditation
Prof Loch Kelly will speak to DU Meditation Society about his work on effortless meditation today at 2pm in the Joly theatre.
Seal Rescue Ireland Takes a Dive into the Plastic Problem
Seal Rescue Ireland addressed Trinity's zoological, environmental and conservation societies yesterday.
How TCDSU’s Israel Stance Alienates Jewish Students
The union's stance on Israel demonises people who have no representation in Trinity, writes Eliana Jordan.
Trinity’s Chief Financial Officer to Leave for Abu Dhabi University
Ian Mathews will leave the College for his new role on December 7th.
Trinity Lecturer Appointed to European Court of Justice
Judge Gerard Hogan has taken on the role of advocate general in the European Court of Justice.
Health Science Schools Aim for Athena SWAN
All four health science schools will apply for the award this academic year.
After Arrest of Trinity Student, TCDSU to Join Housing Rally
The union will send a delegation of students to today's rally, after Trinity student Conchúir Ó Raidaigh was arrested last night.