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‘Urgent’ Changes Needed In Creative Arts School, Report Finds
Staff in the school have been left 'exhausted' by their huge workload.
USI National Congress ‘Undemocratic’, Says DITSU President
DITSU President Pierre Yimbog has criticised USI's running of national congress last week, after his union's motion on affiliation fees failed to be heard.
Fate of Admissions Feasibility Study Up in the Air
Trinity may discontinue its scheme that admits applicants using a personal statement and fewer CAO points.
Three Candidates to Run for GSU President After Uncontested Race Last Year
Gogoal Falia, Shaz Oye and Michael Sonne are running for president, with Gisèle Scanlon running uncontested for Vice-President.
Government Allocates €400k to Prevent Sexual Violence on Irish Campuses
The government today launched a framework outlining policies for consent education and improved sexual assault reporting mechanisms.
Universities Contribute €9bn Per Year to Irish Economy, Report Finds
A new report released by the IUA has found that Irish universities contributed €8.89 billion to the Irish economy last year.
New Bus Route to Link Dublin’s Universities
The new 155 route will create a link between UCD, Trinity and DCU.
Bua na mBan le Coiste Úr an Chumainn Ghaelaigh
Is mná ar fad atá sa trí phost is sinsearaí sa chumann.
Trinity Ranks 10th In World for Climate Action
The list was compiled by Times Higher Education and featured three Irish universities in the top 100.
Student Arrested in Trinity Library for Abusive Behaviour
The student was removed three times from campus today.