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Upgrades to Sanitisation Stations Cost College Over €4.5k
The hand sanitisation stations were installed on campus over the summer to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
Trinity Hall Like a ‘Prison’ Amid Harsh Coronavirus Rules, Say Residents
Residents of Halls say they feel afraid of harsh repercussions for minor infractions.
All Sports Matches for Trinity Clubs Called Off Indefinitely
A handful of clubs – considered elite by the College – had previously been allowed to continue their season despite coronavirus restrictions.
Two American College Basketball Players to Join Meteors for Upcoming Season
Trinity Meteors have their first game of the season this Saturday against DCU Mercy.
Students to Be Allowed Vote Online in Sabbatical Elections
The system allows students to register and vote online, and is currently being used to elect class representatives.
Gardaí Say Arrests Likely If Halls Dwellers Keep Breaking Coronavirus Rules
Halls residents have reportedly been breaking coronavirus restrictions in nearby Palmerston Park.
Budget 2021 Was a Small Step In The Right Direction
Budget 2021 was a small step toward the monumental change needed in higher education funding, writes Faye Curran.
A Baffling Budget Dashes Hopes for Dramatic Change in Higher Education
Higher education funding increased from €1.74 billion to €1.93 billion, following a raft of odd budgetary changes.
Higher and Further Ed Department Allocated €3.3bn in Budget 2021
The government has announced a once-off €50 million package to directly support students.
Trinity Student Launches Campaign Backing Easier Access to Citizenship
The 27th amendment limits the constitutional right to Irish citizenship of those born on the island of Ireland.