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UCC Launches Ireland’s First Course on LGBTQ+ History
The module will run for six weeks and explore themes ranging from the Stonewall riots in New York to the murder of Declan Flynn in 1982.
Exam Error Creates ‘Panic’ for First-Year Engineering Students
First-year engineers were only given access to a crucial sheet of formulae 10 minutes before the end of their exam yesterday.
Four Staff Members Get Honorary GSU Membership
Neville Cox, Kevin O’Kelly, Ciara Joyce and Niamh Brennan were honoured by the GSU last night.
After Years of Lobbying, RCSI Gets University Status
Minister for Education Joe McHugh said the decision was given 'long and detailed consideration'.
Trinity Readies Itself for a Global Sleepout
The Script are set to play Front Square as part of a worldwide event aimed at tackling homelessness.
Food Cabinets Installed in 1937 Reading Room Kitchenette
The food cabinets are part of a series of upgrades to the kitchenette in the 1937 Reading Room.
Arts Block Entrance Re-Opens After Water Damage Forces Closure
The wooden flooring at the Nassau St entrance had displayed a large bulge, which was the result of water damage.
‘No Question’: Creative Arts Head Rules Out School Move to TTEC
Ruth Barton has said there is 'no question' of the school moving to planned Technology and Enterprise Campus, despite problems in the school.
Private Schools Still Top on Students Progressing to Higher Education
An Irish Times study has found significant gaps between affluent and disadvantaged schools when it comes to third-level progression rates.
At March, Students Call Again for Radical Climate Action
A small cohort of students marched to Kildare Place today, in the latest climate protest to hit Dublin.