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Trinity Moves STEM Summer Camps for Secondary School Students Online
Trinity's Walton Club today kicked off the first of seven camps it'll run this summer – online, rather than on campus.
Top Academics Warn Ireland Must Eliminate Virus, Urging Policy U-Turn
An open letter to the ‘two Governments on the island of Ireland’ says re-opening society too soon could have major consequences.
Major College Society to Run Speaking Events Remotely in First Term Next Year
Dublin University Business and Economics Society has announced all its speaker events will be held over Zoom.
UL Opens Coronavirus Field Hospital in Sports Arena
The 68-bed facility has been set up in order to ease overcrowding issues in the University Hospital Limerick.
Amid Cashflow Fears, Trinity to Drop Entry Criteria for Non-EU Students
College will accept some international students next year whose predicted grades equate to 80 per cent of the CAO points required for their course.
Sports Clubs Set to Lose Bank of Ireland Funding Next Year
Club captains were told today that Trinity Sport’s ‘support partnership’ with Bank of Ireland will not continue next year.
New Cuts to Unemployment Pay are ‘Extremely Worrying for Students’, Says USI President
The cuts will mainly affect part-time workers and will come into effect on June 29th.
Toilets and Shared Offices to be Flagged as ‘High-Risk’ Next Year, Staff Told
College’s 300 teaching spaces will all be evaluated to see how they can be used while adhering to two-metre social distancing protocols.
Colleges Should Have Made Unified Decision on Erasmus, Says USI
USI President Lorna Fitzpatrick said inconsistency between colleges on Erasmus has meant ‘more questions than answers’.
Recruitment Freeze Could Continue, in Plan to Save €30m on Day-to-Day Costs
Trinity hasn't said how long a current staff recruitment freeze will last, but it's a key part of a strategy to cut College's operating costs by 10 per cent.