coronavirus
Editorial
The HEA’s Socioeconomic Survey is an Embarrassing Setback for Trinity
Trinity had the most students from affluent backgrounds of all Irish universities, according to a survey published by the Higher Education Authority this week.
Editorial
College Should Listen to Students – But Restrictions Must Be Based on Science
Provost Patrick Prendergast said this week that ‘it’s clear that College should respond’ to the majority of students who want more in-person activities next semester.
College Will Not Test Students Travelling Home Who Do Not Meet HSE Criteria
The HSE has said that individuals will only be tested if they are symptomatic or are a close contact of a positive case.
Molly O’Cathain on the Viral Success of ‘Parental Pandemic Portraits’
Theatre designer Molly O’Cathain recreated famous family portraits with her parents during lockdown.
Irish Universities Face €102m Deficit Due to Pandemic, Says IUA
Higher-education stakeholders told the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Education that online lectures did not reduce the cost of teaching.
Government Blocks Move to Pay Student Nurses and Midwives During Pandemic
The bill was brought forward last night and was narrowly defeated by the government.
Libraries to Resume Weekend and Evening Openings from Next Week
A number of study spaces, including Kinsella Hall, will be open from December 24th to January 3rd, closing only on Christmas Day.
Editorial
Is it the Right Time to be Talking About In-person Teaching Next Semester?
An email sent to staff and students on Friday announced plans for an increase in in-person teaching next term.
College Plans for Increase in In-Person Teaching Next Semester
Trinity was forced to move much of its in-person teaching online this semester due to coronavirus restrictions.
‘No Alternatives’ to January Exams for Social Sciences Students Going on Erasmus
Students in the School of Social Sciences and Philosophy will be allowed to go on Erasmus next semester.