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Widespread Testing in Trinity Could Cost €1m Per Year, Says Luke O’Neill
O'Neill said that the facilities could cost €1 million, "if you do it properly”.
Sophister English Students to Have Only Four Weeks of In-Person Classes
In a small number of cases, modules will be taught fully online.
Leaving Cert Results Skyrocket Under Calculated Grades System
Foley said that the system was 'the fairest possible solution given the extraordinary circumstances in which we find ourselves'.
NUIG Students Express Frustration Over On-Campus Teaching Hours
NUIG students this week found out how long they would be spending on campus next year.
Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin Details Two-Year Harassment By UCD Colleague
Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin is one of Ireland's top academics and a broadcaster for RTÉ.
Trinity Researchers Win €3m in ERC Funding
Dr Claire Gillan and Dr Allesandro Lunghi secured funding of €3 million from the European Research Council this week.
BESS Second Years to Receive Timetables ‘Towards the End of September’
The students were told that Academic Registry would be in touch with them regarding module registration 'in due course'.
Only Students in Exceptional Circumstances Can Move Course Online
Student requests to move online will be decided on a case-by-case basis.
UCDSU Hits Out at College for ‘Wildly Optimistic’ In-Person Class Estimations
UCD students are set to receive their timetables on September 7th.
Harris Pledges to Overhaul ‘Archaic’ College Governance Structures this Year
Harris made the comments at a webinar run by the Dublin Chamber this afternoon.