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The Interesting Impacts of the Euro-USD Equivalency on International Students
With a major economic event comes some unusual impacts on the world’s student population.
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Mir Aulad Ali: A Forgotten Trinity Figure
Ali was a 19th century Muslim professor of Arabic, Persian and Hindustani who taught at Trinity for over 10 years.
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Exclusive College for Nannies Insists it’s More than a ‘Posh Finishing School’
Norland College in Bath trains nannies for Britain's elite, but still struggles with outdated perceptions of the profession.
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Western Universities’ Reckoning with their Role in Cultural Theft
Some of the most prized historical artefacts are located in universities a long distance from where they originate.
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Ailbhe Noonan Plans to Embrace the Unknown as Editor
The paper's Deputy Radius Editor says she doesn't shy away from her lack of experience
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Maguire Returns to Pitch Accountability and Openness
The paper's current Deputy Editor is running for the top job again on a platform of professionalism, inclusion and transparency.
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As the Trinity Colonial Legacies Project Publishes its First Audit, its Members Reflect on What This Means for College
With the project reaching its halfway mark, the report shines a light on how College might go forward and address its legacy.
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Leaving Cert Reform: A Battle to Retain Public Trust and Reduce Student Stress
From 2024, students will sit a number of exams in fifth year to reduce the pressure that the mammoth exam session at the end of sixth year brings.
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Facebook Whistleblower Frances Haugen Talks Education and Regulation
The former Facebook employee leaked a cache of memos and research that have exposed the inner workings of the company.
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Colleges, Climate and Culinary Choices
How can universities use research to encourage students and staff to consider environmentally friendly eating options?