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Trinity Researchers Launch Online Learning Centre for Primary Students
The programme, featuring science videos and experiments, hopes to help students learning from home due to the pandemic.
College Green to be Pedestrianised for a Year in Dublin Re-Opening Plans
The area in front of Trinity, which extends down to Dame St, will be shut off to traffic after 11am each day as part of plans to ease lockdown restrictions.
Trinity to Push Ahead With TTEC Plans, With State Investment ‘Critical’
Trinity's chief innovation and enterprise officer said plans for the campus are ‘robust’, and built to withstand economic turbulence.
Leaving Cert Set to Be Replaced by Predicted Grades, Say Reports
If new plans for the leaving certificate are approved by cabinet, students will receive grades based on their coursework.
Summer Series Not Cancelled: College Rows Back on Earlier Confirmation
Discussions are underway surrounding the fate of the concerts, with The Specials, Beck and Michael Kiwanuka on the setlist.
College Could Lose €40m Commercial Revenue by September 2020
Trinity’s Summer Series looks unlikely to proceed, and College says ‘a significant portion’ of its losses will lie in revenue lost over the summer.
Uncertainty Over Fate of Freshers’ Fair, With Social Distancing Likely
TCDSU president Laura Beston said that ‘any event on campus must comply with all regulations including social distancing’.
Trinity Lecturer Gets €500k Research Grant for Work in West Bank
Dr Brendan Browne will examine the conditions for Palestinian Bedouin people living in the West Bank, including the risk of forcible transfer.
GSU Elections to Take Place Online, With Voting at End of May
The GSU has hired an external elections company, Mi-Voice, in order to ‘ensure that the election is completely secure and fair’.
Annual USI Congress to Take Place Online Due to Coronavirus
Elections to USI's executive committee will take place online, with policy debates set to be staged on Zoom calls.