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Cuireann an Cumann Gaelach Tús le Rochtain Sheomra na Gaeilge a Leasú
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Prof Jane Ohlmeyer: Election Interview Transcript
Prof Jane Ohlmeyer, chair of the Irish Research Council and a history professor in Trinity, is up against Prof Linda Doyle and Prof Linda Hogan in this year's Provost elections.
Editorial
On the Provost Race, Academics Must Ask: Election or Appointment?
The Interview Committee for the provost elections this week decided that Prof Sarah Alyn Stacey did not meet the criteria to stand for election.
Prof Linda Doyle: Provost Election Interview Transcript
Prof Linda Doyle, a former Dean of Research in Trinity, is up against Prof Jane Ohlmeyer and Prof Linda Hogan in this year's Provost elections.
Linda Doyle: ‘It’s About Being in Service Rather Than About Power’
The Provost elections kicked off in earnest last night as candidates fielded questions from an online audience about what their provostship would look like.
Rhetoric, But Little Distinction, at Provost Campaign Opener
All three candidates spoke well at Monday night’s question-and-answer session to kick off the provost elections, but voters will want to see marked differences between them, writes Eimear Finan.
At Provost Debate, Plenty of Common Ground Found But Different Visions Emerge
The provost election campaign kicked off tonight with an online questions-and-answers session.
The Top Five Takeaways From the Opening Night of the Provost Elections
The provost elections kicked off tonight with a virtual questions-and-answers session.
Editorial
Local Issues are Important, but the Provost Elections Will Impact Students Too
A survey conducted this week showed that 42 percent of Trinity’s academic staff believe that admin and bureaucracy are the most important issues in the provostial elections.
In Open Letter, Postgraduates Slam Disqualification of Alyn-Stacey
It was reported last week that Prof Sarah Alyn-Stacey had been blocked from running to be the next Provost.