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Former HEA Chief Appointed to Develop Plans for Tech University in South-East
Waterford and Carlow IT published their plans to form a technological university back in 2015.
TCDSU Welfare Officer Praises ‘Solution-Focused’ Meeting with Harris
The minister met higher education stakeholders today in Dublin Castle to discuss sexual violence on campuses.
College Releases Exam Timetables for Resits
Campus has partially reopened in recent weeks to allow students doing resits to study in the library.
Trinity Students Permitted to Pay Upcoming Fees in Three Installments
Students who do not pay upfront must normally pay half their fees in September and half in January.
Trinity Students Begin Fight for a More Accessible Temple Bar
Trinity students have been in discussions with councillor Danny Byrne about making the district more accessible.
Harris Launches New Initiatives to Tackle Sexual Violence on Campuses
Harris also announced a new annual survey of students and staff about sexual violence on campuses.
13 Students Given Passing Mark After Initially Being Told to Resit Exams
Complications with results arose over the interpretation of new exam regulations this year.
Trinity’s PhD Workers’ Rights Group Launch Pandemic Survey With GSU
The project will highlight the effects of the pandemic on PhD workers.
Trinity Ability Co-op Launches the Anxiety Project
The project aims to educate Trinity’s staff and students about anxiety and will also provide information on available supports.
Intern Nurses Will Not Receive Pay Cut After Graduating
Pay rates for interns were increased in April to the rate of a healthcare assistant.