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Radical Review of Curriculum Enters Consultation Phase
A new project promises significant changes to the way we learn in Trinity.
Finance Committee Approves 3% Increase in Non-EU Fees
This is the second year that the committee has approved a 3 per cent increase.
College to Submit Planning Application for 280-bed Oisín House Project
The €52 million development will include an open-plan courtyard as well as the College health and disability services.
Trinity’s Green Flag Award Under Threat, Students Told
The Green Flag, which is up for renewal this year, will not be awarded if students do not do more to engage with the issue of sustainabilty.
Trinity is First Irish University to Rank in Top 100 in Life Sciences
In Times Higher Education rankings, Trinity is ranked 87th in the world, the first, and only, Irish university to rank in the top 100 for life sciences.
Tackling the Confidence Issue with Panel Discussions, Gigs and Food
Sharon Besra speaks with Aoibhinn Ní Lochlainn about what we can expect for this year’s Body and Soul week.
TCDSU to Call on Trinity to Divest from Fossil Fuels After Council Vote
The union will work with the Environmental Society to call on Trinity to cease its €6 million investment in oil assets.
Is Cailliúint do Rannóg Eacnamaíochta na Trionóide é Bua dá Cháil Féin
Cothaíonn Creat na Smachtú Fostaíochta ag an HEA Frithchosúlacht d'Ollscoileanna.
Trinity Launches Strategic Partnership with Major University in China
The partnership with Beijing Foreign Studies University provides for a joint research programme, and will also facilitate student exchange between the universities.
Three Student Unions Launch Drug Harm-reduction Campaign
The "What's in the Pill?" campaign aims to reduce harm when students take drugs.