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Trinity Plans €29m Recruitment Drive to Reduce Student–Staff Ratio
Provost Patrick Prendergast has frequently flagged Trinity's student–staff ratio as a factor in College's rankings slump.
Months After Launch, Many Students Don’t Feel ‘At Home’ in Business School
Many students have complained about a lack of study spaces and a poorly designed 600-seat lecture theatre.
Union Renews Commitment to Push for Gender Neutral Bathrooms
The union will continue to push for available and accessible gender neutral bathrooms.
TCDSU to Campaign on 12-Month MSM Blood Donation Ban
The ban currently prevents some gay men from donating blood.
TCDSU to Lobby for Expansion of Asylum Seeker Scholarship Scheme
The union voted to push for an expansion of Trinity's Asylum Seeker Access Provision programme.
TCDSU Breaches Constitution, Circulating Council Agenda Late
TCDSU's constitution states that the agenda for its council should be circulated 72 hours before.
Fine Gael Promises Three New Technological Universities
Minister for Education Joe McHugh and Minister for Higher Education Mary Mitchell O'Connor made the announcement this morning.
‘Our Voices Matter’: UCDSU President Issues General Election Funding Cry
Joanna Siewierska urged politicians to 'stop the commercialisation of higher education'.
Trinity Sets Up Working Group to Monitor Spread of Coronavirus
An email from Trinity warned students and staff showing symptoms of the disease to contact the College Health Service.
Fee-Paying Students Are Three Times More Likely to Attend Top Universities
Seven in 10 private school students attend university compared to 51 per cent of public school students.