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Government Changes Asylum Seeker Scholarships to Make Way for More Applications
Students will now have to have studied in Ireland for three years instead of five years.
USI President Tells Trump to ‘Cop On’
Síona Cahill wrote in an open letter that Irish students 'will not stand for sexist, homophobic and racist leadership'.
Former Trinity Researcher Stripped of Blog Award for Inventing Holocaust Victims
Dr Marie Sophie Hingst, who completed a PhD in Trinity in 2017, allegedly added the names of 22 fictitious Holocaust victims to international records.
€7.5m Goes to Modernising Apprenticeships as Uptake Soars
A new round of government funding will target the apprenticeship programmes’ sustainability and modernisation.
College Extends Admissions Feasibility Study Until 2021
Trinity hopes to 'influence national conversation' on college admissions processes, amid criticism of the CAO points system.
‘Normal People’ Makes Casting Call for Trinity Students
The TV series, based on Sally Rooney’s award-winning novel, will be filmed on campus in July.
Trinity Researchers Design Bee-Friendly and Sustainable Gardens for Bloom Festival
Trinity researchers have designed gardens inspired by the decline in pollinators and the creative use of wastewater.
Trinity Professor Fell After Unclipping Safety Rope on Mount Everest
Prof Seamus Lawless was blown off the side of Mount Everest after unclipping his safety rope to go to the toilet.
Five Societies to Get Office Space in New Business School
DUBES, SMF, Enactus, TEDx and Trinity Entrepreneurial Society will be allocated 'permanent offices' in the building.
Student Accommodation Rent Increases to Be Capped at 4%
Changes to the Residential Tenancies Act came after multiple student protests.