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Government to Push for Gender Equality in Institutes of Technology
Mary Mitchell O'Connor today released a document designed to inform gender and diversity policies in all 14 institutes of technology.
Trinity to House 36 More Students on Campus
Trinity is refurbishing 36 old rooms on Pearse St as part of the construction of the Business School.
From Theoretical Physics to TSM: How Trinity’s Points Have Changed
A compilation of Trinity's CAO points over the past six years shows just how dramatically some courses have changed, and how others have stayed largely the same.
Trinity Courses Fall as Points Race Slows
Trinity experienced dramatic decreases in points for arts courses, while STEM subjects were a mixed bag.
CAO Applications for Trinity Fall by 8%
The drop in first-preference applications was almost double the national 4.5% decrease.
In Jerusalem, Provost Condemns Anti-Israel Protests
Provost Patrick Prendergast reiterated his invitation to the Israeli ambassador to speak at Trinity in a speech in Jerusalem.
Pest Control Called After Rats Spotted in House Six
The problem will be dealt with in time for the annual freshers' week rush.
Summerhill Protestors Occupy Second Building
After their occupation of Summerhill Parade was forced to end, Summerhill protestors have occupied a building on North Frederick Street.
Dublin Rents Have Doubled Since 2011
Rent prices for rooms in Dublin have risen by over 6% in one year, according to a new Daft.ie report.
After Court Order to Vacate, Protestors to Discuss Next Steps
A High Court injunction was granted today, ordering protestors to vacate 35 Summerhill Parade.