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Harris to Create Working Group on Student Wellbeing
The group will include representatives from student bodies across the country, and will be chaired by the president of USI.
Doyle, Hogan and Ohlmeyer Confirm Eligibility for Provost Election
Applicants to run for Provost must clear an interview stage, which concluded today, and be confirmed eligible to proceed to the campaign.
Lack of Clarity Over Essential Work Gives College ‘Carte Blanche’, Say Unions
Trinity reps for Unite the Union and SIPTU have expressed ‘grave concerns’ about the number of staff who are still working on campus despite current restrictions.
Cambridge Launches TAP-Inspired Foundation Programme
The programme will begin to accept students in October 2022, and will be free of charge.
INMO Calls for ‘Protections and Pay’ for Student Nurses and Midwives
The organisation said the government should adopt a five-point emergency intervention to deal with the deteriorating situation in hospitals.
Trinity Launches Postgraduate Certificate in Climate Entrepreneurship
The certificate is the first of its kind in Ireland, and will be run by Tangent.
Tributes Paid by UCD Alumni to ‘Old Man Belfield’, Who Died on Monday
Michael Byrne, a homeless man who often slept on the UCD campus, was affectionately known to many as ‘Old Man Belfield’.
Sally Rooney to Publish Third Novel in September
The Trinity graduate received critical acclaim for her novel Normal People, which was set in the College.
70% Decrease in Trinity Students Studying Abroad This Semester
Trinity continued to allow students to go on Erasmus, after many universities cancelled their programmes last summer.
Trinity Launches MPhil in Modern and Contemporary Literary Studies
The MPhil is a taught master’s degree, which can be studied full time for a year or part time for two years.