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‘We’re Failing Our Students’ When It Comes to Consent, Says Mitchell O’Connor
Minister for Higher Education Mary Mitchell O'Connor spoke out against the high levels of sexual assault on campuses.
Trinity Launches Stevie II, Ireland’s First Socially Assistive Robot
Trinity’s robotics engineers today unveiled the successor to Stevie, a prototype robot.
Trinity First Irish University to Sign New Gender Equality Charter
The SAGE charter aims to improve representation of women at senior levels and eliminate the gender pay gap.
Sally Rooney’s Normal People Sweeps to British Book of the Year
Rooney, a Trinity graduate, saw off competition from Michelle Obama's memoir as well as Milkman by Anna Burns.
Trinity’s AMBER One of Six SFI Centres Awarded €230m
The government, along with industry partners, is investing in six SFI research centres around the country.
Scéim Seimeastar Gaeltachta do Mhic Léinn Ollscoile Fógartha ag an Rialtas
Tabharfar seans do 175 mac léinn seal a chaitheamh ina gcónaí le teaghlach Gaeltachta.
Teddy’s Ice Cream Opens off Dawson St
Dun Laoghaire’s iconic ice cream shop – famous for its 99s – has opened up the road from Trinity.
DCU Needs Educational Oversight, Says New Report
A new report has recommended that DCU establish a system for independently evaluating students’ learning experiences.
Trinity Scientists Make Immunology Breakthrough
Researchers in Trinity's School of Biochemistry and Immunology hope to target a protein called SARM in order to treat a range of diseases.
Low Morale Stops Staff Seeking Leadership Roles, College Told
College has difficulty getting academics to run for head of school, head of department and faculty deans.