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TCDSU To Lobby For Better Working Conditions for Students on Placement
Student nurses and midwives on placement are currently unpaid.
TCDSU Reps to Back Provost Candidate Based on Student-Wide Vote
TCDSU’s Electoral Commission will carry out a student-wide vote to determine students’ preferred candidate in the upcoming Provost elections.
TCDSU Impeaches Student Parent Officer At Council
Secretary to Council Cian Walsh said that 'sufficient and significant attempts' were made to contact the officer.
Trinity Ranks Highest in Proportion of Students From Affluent Areas
Data published by the Higher Education Authority today shows that College has the joint-fewest proportion of students from areas classed as ‘disadvantaged’.
TTEC Now Called Trinity East, Says College
Earlier this month, College announced that it had submitted the planning application for its proposed Innovation Hub in the Grand Canal Dock.
So Far, Four Contenders Confirmed as Applications for Provost Race Close
The deadline for applying to be Provost of Trinity closed today at 12pm.
Sarah Alyn-Stacey Puts Name Forward to Become Next Provost
Prof Sarah Alyn-Stacey is a highly distinguished academic and has long sat on the most senior committees in College.
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.