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Harris Pushes for More In-Person Teaching Next Semester
The third-level sector has moved primarily online since the beginning of the semester.
Trinity Commemorates Its Fallen Staff and Students on Remembrance Day
The Provost laid a wreath in the 1937 Reading Room for those who died in the First World War.
International Applications to Trinity Dip After Years of Seismic Growth
There was a slight drop in non-EU applications this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Six Halls Students Fined €250 Each for Hosting Indoor Gathering
Halls residents are currently banned from entering each other's apartments due to nationwide restrictions on household visits.
DCU, Maynooth, UL to Stay Online for Second Semester
Trinity has yet to make a decision on next year, saying that it is "still open minded".
Trinity Researchers Bag Prestigious SFI Awards
Trinity professors Kingston Mills, Matthew Campbell and Luke O’Neill received awards from Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) this year.
SFI Awards €16m to 21 Trinity Research Projects
Higher Education Minister Simon Harris has announced a total of 71 grants to support frontier research across 12 higher education institutions.
Race to No. 1 Grafton St Begins As College Opens Applications for New Provost
Applications to the chief role in College will close at noon on December 4th.
Young Greens Halt Activities After Flurry of High-Profile Resignations
A number of high-profile resignations has rocked the Green Party’s youth wing.
Insecure GSU Class Rep Voting System Allows for Voter Fraud
The GSU has refused to answer basic questions regarding the elections since the problem with the voting system was flagged to it.