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TCDSU Votes to Renew Four Part-Time Officer Positions
The mandates for the positions had run out at last council so the union had to rerun elections for the positions.
UCCSU Launches Food Bank for Struggling Students
UCCSU Welfare Officer Naoise Crowley said the union wants to take 'innovative and practical steps' to support students in need.
UCD, DCU and TUD Issue Mumps Warnings
Several Dublin universities have circulated information to students about mumps over the past number of weeks.
TUDSU Blasts ‘Out of Touch’ Taoiseach After Meeting on Student Issues
Officers from TUDSU condemned Taoiseach Leo Varadkar after a meeting in Merrion St this afternoon.
Library To Introduce Desk Hogging Monitors
The new monitors will be postgraduate students, and will be introduced in the upcoming revision period.
Trinity’s Stevie Robot Graces Cover of Time Magazine
The robot made the front cover of Time after a successful pilot in a Washington retirement community.
At First Meeting, Trinity PhD Campaigners Seek to Define Themselves
There were more questions than answers this evening at the first meeting of Trinity's new PhD campaign group.
Trinity Unveils New Tropical Mural in Botany Building
The mural was drawn by London-based artist Josephine Hicks, and celebrates Trinity's link to Thailand.
Government Offers €500k for Second Round of EU Universities Project
The second round will help create new EU networks, after Trinity and DCU signed agreements with other European universities earlier this year.
Vitamin D Deficiency Causes Poor Muscle Function in Over-60s, Finds Trinity Study
New research from the Trinity-based Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing has found a link between vitamin D and muscle function.