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Senior Medicine Students Asked to Volunteer in Intensive Care Units
The School of Medicine asked students to volunteer in intensive care units, which the government said could be at capacity within days.
Cúrsa Nua i Múineadh na Gaeilge Ar Líne in Ollscoil Mhá Nuad
Díreoidh an Teastas i Múineadh na Gaeilge ar an aosoideachas agus ar fhoghlaimeoirí fásta.
Final-Year Nursing Interns, in ‘No-Man’s Land’, Battle for Clarity in Crisis
Final-year nursing students are struggling to get answers to questions they say are causing them 'ferocious mental stress'.
USIT Parent Company Goes Out of Business Due to Coronavirus Outbreak
Kinlay Group, which owns USIT, experienced a "tsunami" of knock-on effects when the virus reached Europe and the USA.
TCDSU Elects 15 Part-Time Officers Uncontested, Contested Elections Next Week
Fifteen part-time roles within the union have been filled, while students will vote next week on the 10 contested elections.
Trinity Will Suffer ‘Financial Hit’ Due to Coronavirus, Says Provost
Provost Patrick Prendergast said it's 'sobering to realise that throughout Trinity’s long history, our campus has never been this silent'.
Senior Hist Member Says She Was Subject to ‘Racist Remarks’ in Society
Gabrielle Fullam says she 'was frequently subject to demeaning racist remarks' and 'labelled with heavily coded racist terminology'.
Student Nurses on Placement Will be Paid, Says Health Minister
Simon Harris today announced that student nurses and midwives on unpaid placement will receive payment for their work.
Trinity to Track Remaining Residents Using SafeZone App
Those who have remained on campus have been told to download an app that will tell Trinity 'who is in College residence at any given time'.
Leaving Certificate Students May Have College Start Delayed Until November
Under government proposals, leaving certificate students may sit their exams in the summer, and start college as late as November.