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Higher Education Crisis a Risk to Economy, says Government Report
The annual national risk assessment has identified underinvestment in higher education as a risk to the economy.
All of Ireland’s College-Owned Student Accommodation Hit by Price Increases
Every one of Ireland's colleges has raised the price of its student accommodation for 2019/20.
Study Spaces Extended in 24-Hour Library for Supplementals
The first three floors of Kinsella Hall will be turned into a 24-hour study space in August.
Provost: New Government Oversight a ‘Risk’ to University Autonomy
Provost Patrick Prendergast said government interference in higher education could 'damage the university system'.
8% Increase in Book of Kells Visitor Numbers
Over a million people visited Trinity's Book of Kells exhibition in 2018, according to figures released by Fáilte Ireland.
Developers Given Permission to Build 3,094 Student Beds Since January
Student accommodation developers have benefitted more than other housing providers from a fast-track scheme introduced two years ago.
In University of Limerick, Students Divided on LGBT Housing Scheme
Debate raged online this week about the merits of UL's new rainbow housing initiative.
Ivana Bacik Crowned Irish Woman Lawyer of the Year
Bacik will be presented with the award in October.
At Dáil, Students Protest Against Plans to Scrap Disability Allowance
TCDSU President Laura Beston said the grant is 'something that needs to be fought for and maintained'.
Elderly Churchgoers Have Better Mental Health, Say Trinity Researchers
A Trinity study has found elderly people who regularly attend church have lower depressive symptoms than those who do not.