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New Government to Bring ‘Renewed Focus’ to Third-Level Funding
Fianna Fáil's education spokesperson said the new programme for government will see the €3,000 fees remain at their current level.
Denied Full Refunds, Kavanagh Court Residents Slam Complex – and College
Kavanagh Court – an ‘approved partner’ of Trinity – has offered students only partial refunds, after most had to leave when the pandemic hit.
Male Graduates Make €3k More on Average Than Women in First Job
The results are contained in a new HEA study, which came to its findings without graduate data from Trinity for 2018/19.
New Student Group Seeks Mandatory Accessibility Classes for Lecturers
The group, known as the ‘Ability Co_op’, aims to promote awareness of students with disabilities on campus.
Pav Won’t Re-Open on June 29th, Chairperson Confirms
Pubs that serve food can open as restaurants on June 29th, but Pav Chair Cyril Smyth said opening the pub is ‘low down in College’s priorities’.
Trinity Researchers Create New Website to Help Children With Autism
The website, developed by academics in the School of Physiotherapy, aims to help young people with changes, like the pandemic, in their lives.
Trinity Expresses Regret Over ‘Difficult Choice’ for Students Mulling Erasmus
The College will run online information sessions next week, to prepare students planning to travel for the ‘issues and risks’ involved.
Trinity to Run Online Information Sessions for Prospective First Years
The sessions, which will take place over the next four weeks, will feature guest speakers including the chairs of the CSC and DUCAC.
Trinity’s Careers Service Advertised Jobs With Aramark, After ‘Oversight’
The controversial company, which until recently ran the Hamilton cafes, has been widely condemned for its ties to direct provision centres.
Trinity Climbs to 101st in QS World Rankings, Rising Seven Places
The rise is Trinity's first rise since 2017 in the QS World Rankings.