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Trinity Settles Book of Kells Court Case
Future Ticketing brought the case against college over a new four-year contract awarded to rival firm Ticketsolve
Third-Level ‘Too Reliant’ on Private Accommodation, says Harris
Harris also said that he felt a 'sense of sadness' about leaving the Department of Health.
Confucius Institutes Rebrand as Centres for ‘Language Exchange and Cooperation’
The name change comes after years of global criticism over censorship and propaganda.
Parasitology Award to be Named After Trinity Alumnus William Campbell
The Irish Society for Parasitology announced the name change today.
Government Invests €4.8m into Trinity-Led Coronavirus Research Hub
The investment comes in addition to the €2.4 million committed by AIB back in April to establish a coronavirus Research Hub in Trinity.
Former Trinity Student Close to Coronavirus Cure, says WHO
Prof Adrian Hill has been working with a team of researchers at Oxford’s Jenner Institute to develop a coronavirus vaccine by late September.
Harris to Develop Framework With USI for Supporting Students’ Unions
In a meeting with USI today, Harris also discussed sexual assault on campuses and a higher education funding model.
Trinity Installs Two Bike Repair Stations On Campus
College unveiled the new stations on Twitter this evening.
Scholars Asked to Make Room for Non-EU Students in Campus Accommodation
Scholars were encouraged by their representative committee to consider forfeiting accommodation to boost College's finances.
Niall Collins Appointed Minister of State in Higher Education Department
Collins lost his frontbench portfolio last year after becoming embroiled in a voting scandal.