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UCC Says No to Students Hoping to Hand Out Drug-Testing Kits
UCC Students for Sensible Drug Policy Society has been denied permission to distribute the kits during freshers' week.
Trinity’s Lease On Binary Hub Set to Expire Next Year
The College has not confirmed whether the lease on the luxury student accommodation complex will be renewed beyond May 2020.
Trinity Researchers Find Proteins That Could Improve Diabetes Treatment
The discovery could improve the treatment of type two diabetes in obese people.
Trinity Best European University for Producing Entrepreneurs for Fifth Year Running
The College was the only European university to rank in the top 50 worldwide for producing undergraduate entrepreneurs.
New Report to Highlight Dramatic Inequalities in Higher Education
An upcoming report from the Higher Education Authority will focus on how socioeconomic background affects access to education.
Trinity Working With Chinese Universities Accused of Cyber Crime
The government is currently financing collaborative research involving Trinity, UCC and UCD and two Chinese universities accused of espionage.
Trinity Considers Integrated Master’s in Environmental Engineering
The College may introduce the five-year integrated five-year master's as part of its new E3 programme.
Over 25% of Trinity Students Came from Abroad Last Year
International students from 118 countries made up 26 per cent of Trinity students last year.
Trinity Researchers Bring Beckett into Augmented Reality
A project run in Trinity has turned Samuel Beckett's 'Play' into an augmented reality experience.
Hermann Kelly in Trinity, as Students Attempt to Set up Freedom Party Branch
Some students are seeking official status from the CSC for a Trinity branch of the Eurosceptic Irish Freedom Party.