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TCDSU Demands Answers After Fee Rise Panic
The union will meet College officials on Monday to discuss an apparent fee increase for international students.
After Long Legal Battle, Four Female NUIG Lecturers Promoted
The women initiated High Court action against NUI Galway for alleged gender discrimination in promotions.
Sally Rooney Longlisted for Man Booker Prize
Trinity graduate Sally Rooney is one of 13 authors on the list, which this year allowed submissions from novels published in Ireland.
UCDSU Plagiarises USI Pre-Budget Submission
The majority of UCDSU’s submission is taken word for word from USI’s document.
IT Carlow Unveils €15m Sports Training Facility
The new sports campus will have six new pitches, floodlights, a walking trail, an athletics track and ancillary spaces.
Government Introduces Rent Caps on Student Accommodation
This year, students have faced rent increases of up to 27% in some student accommodation complexes.
ULSU Faces Backlash Over €20k ‘Rebrand’ to UL Student Life
The decision to rebrand has raised questions about the democratic processes in the union.
Trinity Project Wins Share of €14.3m Department of Agriculture Grant
Trinity researchers are exploring new mechanisms of drug delivery and improving infant milk formula.
TCDSU Asks Students for Trinity Ball Act Suggestions
Ents Officer David Flood says the move will ensure that the lineup reflects students’ music tastes.
In Dublin, Ireland’s First Technological University Launched
DIT, ITT and ITB's amalgamation has been approved by the government and will come into effect as soon as January 2019.