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Higher Education Dept Launches Public Consultation on SUSI
Some 40 per cent of Trinity students avail of the SUSI grant.
Trinity Researchers Find New Way of Improving Effectiveness of Anti-TB Drug
Prof Joseph Keane and Dr James Phelan of the Trinity School of Medicine led the research team.
Fears of Dementia Cause Increased Reports of Memory Failure, Says Trinity Researcher
The research was carried out by academics in the Global Brain Health Institute, based in Trinity and the University of California.
Fórmhór de Mhic Léinn Tríú-Leibhéal ar son Gaeilge Éigeantach ar Scoil
Is léiriú é an tuairisc seo ar mheon na mac léinn a d’fhág an mheánscoil i leith múineadh na Gaeilge.
College Cancels In-Person Lab Practicals for Chemical Science Students
On-site practical classes must be limited to a maximum of two sessions of an hour and 45 minutes per day.
Former Davy Stockbrokers Chief Steps Down from Provost’s Council
The Davy Group – Ireland’s largest stockbroker – was fined €4.1 million earlier this month by the Central Bank of Ireland.
Ireland Should ‘Look At’ Chinese and Russian Vaccines, Says Luke O’Neill
O’Neill made the comments at a livestream run by TCDSU President Eoin Hand.
Leah Keogh Elected TCDSU president
The current welfare and equality officer and a veteran of TCDSU, Keogh received 57.8 per cent of the vote and a total of 2,313 votes.
Bev Genockey Wins TCDSU Education Race
Genockey was elected on the first count with 56.8 per cent of the vote.
Mueller-Owens Elected Welfare and Equality Officer with 54% of Vote
Sierra Mueller-Owens will be TCDSU’s next welfare and equality officer having secured 54 per cent of the vote.