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New Students Spaces to be Made Available for Next Semester
Students will have to book the spaces in advance, and their names will be logged to help with contact tracing.
Loss of Freshers’ Fair a Huge Setback, say Societies
Society heads express their “disappointment” over the announcement and the lack of communication regarding an online fair.
Don’t Sign Long-Term Leases Without College Plan, Says Sinn Féin
The Sinn Féin higher education spokesperson told students to hold off on signing leases on accommodation until it is clear what the next academic year will look like.
Two-Metre Social Distancing Rules to Remain in Place for Societies
This month, the government announced that universities could relax the two-metre rule during classes and lectures.
No Freshers’ Fair This Year, Says CSC
Operating the physical fair has been deemed “unrealistic” given current public health guidelines.
Trinity to Receive €214,000 Boost for Mental Health Supports
Higher Education Minister Simon Harris said that mental illness was the 'number one' health issue for young people in Ireland.
College Sat On Year-Old Plans to Fix Now-Unsafe Swimming Pool
An action plan to fix the Trinity's swimming pool was drawn up in August 2019, and has yet to be acted upon by College.
Govt Secures 17,000 Laptops to Assist Student Access to Online Learning
The devices were ordered through a €15 million coronavirus fund set aside to purchase student devices.
Following Open Letter from TCDSU, College to Send Weekly Coronavirus Email
In an open letter, the union criticised the College for a lack of communication with students during the pandemic.
Despite Opposition, New Halls Building Receives Planning Permission
The development will include the construction of 358 new rooms.