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US to Withdraw Foreign Students’ Visas if Classes Moved Online
The move is expected to affect thousands of international students who go to the US to attend university.
Technological Universities a ‘Priority’, Says Harris
Technological Universities were a staple of the previous government's higher education agenda.
Trinity Researchers Make Breakthrough in Quantum Computers Development
Researchers are now working on using single photons of light emitted in a controlled way in time and space from quantum emitters.
Colleges to Launch System for Reporting Sexual Assault this September
A survey published by USI and NUIG this month revealed that nearly a third of female students have experienced non-consensual penetration while in college.
Former USI President Annie Hoey Made Labour Spokesperson for Higher Education
Senator Annie Hoey said that she was 'thrilled' to take up the new role.
Trinity Professor Wins ERC Award for Public Engagement with Research
Anna Davies is a professor in the School of Geography.
Go on Holiday in Ireland Not Overseas, Says Trinity Immunologist
Prof Kingston Mills said today that holiday travel abroad without restrictions could cause a surge in cases.
Students Given Until August 14th to Clear Out Lockers
College announced today that the deadline for clearing out lockers has been extended to August 14th.
Trinity Settles Book of Kells Court Case
Future Ticketing brought the case against college over a new four-year contract awarded to rival firm Ticketsolve
Third-Level ‘Too Reliant’ on Private Accommodation, says Harris
Harris also said that he felt a 'sense of sadness' about leaving the Department of Health.