coronavirus

Trinity’s PhD Workers’ Rights Group Launch Pandemic Survey With GSU

The project will highlight the effects of the pandemic on PhD workers.
By Emer Moreau

Intern Nurses Will Not Receive Pay Cut After Graduating

Pay rates for interns were increased in April to the rate of a healthcare assistant.
By Emer Moreau

Irish Coronavirus App has Troubling Privacy Issues, say Trinity Researchers

The researchers have said that the app does not adequately protect user privacy.
By Cormac Watson

Two-Metre Rule May be Relaxed in Universities, Says Harris

The minister hinted at the move in an interview on Today FM this evening.
By Cormac Watson

On-Campus Libraries Now Open to Students Preparing for Resits

Students coming into Trinity will be asked by security why they need to gain access to campus.
By Cormac Watson

College Campus to Reopen for Staff on August 10th

Head of Estates and Facilities Brendan Leahy announced that a phased reopening of campus for staff would begin on July 20th.
By Cormac Watson

UCDSU Hits Out at ‘Over Ambitious’ Reopening Plans

The university has said that undergraduates will spend between 40 to 60 per cent of their normal schedule in classrooms next year.
By Emma Donohoe
Editorial

The Coronavirus Has Betrayed the Weaknesses of Relying on Commercialisation

Bank of Ireland will be leaving campus next month and ending its sponsorship agreements with Trinity.

Security Hut Installed at Nassau St Entrance

Front Gate will now be closed to visitors from 8am to 8pm for the duration of summer break.
By Cormac Watson

Amid Coronavirus Chaos, Prospective Postgraduates Chew Over their Future

As Irish universities sort out reopening their campuses, Irish graduates are pondering their future.
By Orla Murnaghan