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Irish Universities to Lose €250m in this Academic Year Due to Pandemic
A report conducted by the Parliamentary Budget Office projected a total loss of €328 million across 2019/20 and 2020/21.
Trinity Jumps Nine Places in Times Higher Education Rankings
College has successfully turned around its dip in the rankings, after falling 44 places last year.
Trinity Hall Flats Will be Considered ‘Family Home’ For Purposes of Contact Tracing
Currently Halls can house some 1,000 students, the majority of which are first years.
Harris Announces 1,250 New Colleges Places
The places will be split up among high-demand courses, as well as courses in health and education.
Laundrette Closure Unfair on Health Science Students, says TCDSU President
The laundrette closed today, despite students being informed that it would close in early September.
USI President Calls on Government to Intervene on Registration Fees
USI President Lorna Fitzpatrick called for an "immediate reduction" in college registration fees.
College Fees Currently ‘Too High’, Says Harris
He made the comments today in an interview with Claire Byrne on RTÉ Radio One.
Higher Ed Department Angling to Increase High-Points Course Capacity
The number of applications for high-points courses have skyrocketed this year.
Staff and Students Should Be Tested Twice Weekly, says Luke O’Neill
Top Trinity immunologist Luke O’Neill has been a source of expert information on the coronavirus throughout the pandemic.
Lockdown Boosted Workload for Most Disadvantaged Students, says Trinity Access
Some 80 per cent of students reported feeling that their workload increased over lockdown.