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Space Shortage Leaves Maynooth Students Sitting on Library Floor
A report by higher education watchdog Quality and Qualifications Ireland recommended better co-ordination of student services.
Abolishing Fees Would Cost Government €229m, Says Minister
Minister for Education Joe McHugh said abolishing student contribution fees would hit the budget of the student grant scheme.
Pearse St Gate Set For Two-Month Closure
The gate is being closed to facilitate works to Printing House Square.
Knobs and Knockers to Move Out of Nassau St After 47 Years
The iconic Dublin shop is moving to a new location in Dún Laoghaire.
Trinity 37th in Times Higher Education Teaching Rankings
The College has risen from last year's ranking for its teaching standards.
Trinity Student May Face Three-Month Prison Sentence After Hitting Garda
Tanya Felloni, a law student, was remanded on continuing bail yesterday after assaulting a Garda in a Dublin Garda station.
In Second Phase of TEP, New Timetabling System to be Implemented in September
The new timetabling system will be implemented for first-years from September.
Trinity Researcher Helps Discover a Greener Method of Gin-Making – Using Peas
Using dried peas to make gin cuts down the greenhouse gases released in standard gin-making processes.
UCD Founder, a Catholic Convert, to Receive Sainthood in October
Cardinal John Henry Newman founded UCD in 1854.
Jurgen Barkhoff Begins Term as Vice-Provost
Barkhoff will return to Trinity on August 6th, having been nominated for the role while on sabbatical.