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Two-Metre Rule May be Relaxed in Universities, Says Harris
The minister hinted at the move in an interview on Today FM this evening.
Societies Facing ‘Hugely Restricted Physical Fair’, Says CSC
The CSC today told societies that they may move much of the fair online.
Irish Coronavirus App has Troubling Privacy Issues, say Trinity Researchers
The researchers have said that the app does not adequately protect user privacy.
Coronavirus Package Confirms Commitment to Higher Education, Says IUA
The €168 million funding package was announced earlier today by Higher Education Minister Simon Harris
On-Campus Libraries Now Open to Students Preparing for Resits
Students coming into Trinity will be asked by security why they need to gain access to campus.
Harris Announces €168m Package for Higher Education Sector
The cash is earmarked for costs incurred by universities during the pandemic, as well as supports for students.
Tricky Questions Raised at Board Review Open Forum
The open forum took place over Zoom, at which the Provost and the chair of the Board Review Working Group fielded questions.
Discrimination and Apathy: Students Describe Culture of Racism on Campuses
Across Irish campuses, black students face incidents of racism – sometimes at the hands of staff – which are not dealt with.
Freshers’ Week to Begin a Week Later Than Planned
The new date means that incoming freshers will start classes a week later than other years.
Students to Receive Timetables in Mid-September
Vice-Provost Jürgen Barkhoff said that campus will remain closed to the general public until at least September 28th.