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Mandatory Consent Workshops ‘Opposite to Consent’, Says DCUSU Officer
DCUSU Vice-President for Welfare and Equality Aisling Fagan said compulsory consent classes will not be introduced in DCU this year.
Trinity Rises in Global University Employability Ranking
Trinity ranked 120, up from 131, in the world for employability in the recent Times Higher Education rankings.
TCDSU to Stock Bamboo Toothbrushes in its Shops
Students voted on which sustainable products they would like to see sold in on-campus shops.
Trinity Start-up Shortlisted for World Summit Award
Created by two Trinity graduates, WaytoB is an app that allows users with intellectual disabilities to navigate independently using their smartphones.
Take Back Trinity Helped ‘Transform College Life’, Says Provost
In Provost Patrick Prendergast’s annual review, he praised the student-led campaign.
DUGES To Join Protests After ‘Thong’ Comments in Court Case
DUGES Chair Clara Tatlow-Devally said the society was joining the protests 'for the woman who was debased in the Irish courts'.
Business School Seeks Ryanair Entrepreneurship Chair
The school is also hiring a chair of strategic development, amid the ongoing construction of its new €80 million building on Pearse St.
USI Targets Alcohol and Sleeping Habits in New Mental Health Campaign
USI launched a national mental health campaign focusing on the issues of sleep hygiene, exam stress and alcohol consumption among students.
John Boland Wins SFI Researcher of the Year
Boland was among four Trinity academics who won awards at SFI's annual awards ceremony.
Trinity Still Courting Northern Irish Students, Amid Brexit Uncertainty
After the first fall in applications from Northern Ireland in four years, Trinity has extended its admissions feasibility study for a fifth year.