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CAO Points Jump Significantly for High-Demand Courses
Points for 80 per cent of Trinity's courses spiked in the first round of CAO offers.
Despite Six-Month Election Delay, CSC Claims Constitution Wasn’t Breached
The CSC plans to run elections on October 13th, more than six months after its constitution stipulates.
On-Campus Residents Who Break Coronavirus Rules May Lose Accommodation
Trinity’s Registrar of Chambers said that breaches will be investigated on a case-by-case basis.
Campus and Halls Residents to be Offered Regular Coronavirus Testing
The screening programme may be extended to the whole college community in the future.
Former Qatari Defence Minister to Sponsor TCD Horse Racing Society
Hamad Bin Ali Al Attiyah served as Minister of State for Defence Affairs between 2013 and 2016.
No Space for Extra Freshers, Say Trinity Schools of Medicine and Dentistry
Higher Education Minister Simon Harris today said that the government would be introducing 800 extra college spaces this year.
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.