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10 Allegations of Sexual Misconduct Made in Irish Universities Since 2015
Trinity refused to grant information of sexual misconduct allegations.
Students to Receive CAO Offers Earlier as Part of Reforms
The first-round CAO offers will come out on August 15th, four days earlier than in previous years.
Green Walls to Adorn Business School
The new Business School will feature two 'living walls'.
More International Students and Study Abroad Opportunities as Part of New Strategy
Trinity today launched its third global relations strategy.
Amid Racism Uproar, Burkean’s Founders Call on Editor to Resign
Founding members of the Burkean have demanded the resignation of Editor Michael O'Dwyer Connolly over an article published this weekend.
After Labour Court Proposals, INMO to Run Student Open Evening
The information evening will take place tomorrow night, days after a Labour Court recommendation halted a series of proposed strikes.
New Provost-Led Innovation Competition Offers €10k Funding Prize
A new competition being run by Tangent challenges students to come up with solutions to social problems chosen by the College community.
GSU Seeks TEP-Style Postgraduate Review
GSU President Oisín Vince Coulter said he would lobby college for an upgrade of postgraduate education.
New College App Will Allow Students Access to Timetables and Exam Results
The app, Trinity Live, centralises several student resources, and was designed by four computer science students.
Two Trinity Teams to Compete in Irish Times Debate Final
The Hist's Daniel Gilligan and Ronan Daly and the Phil's Rory O'Sullivan and Harry Higgins will progress to the finals.