News
Presidential Candidate Zöe Cummins Disqualified From Elections
The candidate was struck off the ballot today in a ruling made by the Electoral Commission.
Presidential Candidate Tilly Schaaf Given Minor Strike
Schaaf’s campaign received a one-hour campaign ban as a result of the strike.
USI Expresses Concern Over Delayed PhDs Support Review
The report was originally due to be completed by the end of the first quarter of 2023 but was since pushed to the end of the second quarter of 2023.
Review of PhD Supports Delayed to Summer 2023
The report was originally due to be completed at the end of the first quarter of 2023.
Trinity to Run Public Lecture Series on Ukrainian History and Culture
The lecture series will run from February 9th to March 30th and will cover key points in Ukrainian history and contemporary culture.
College Board Appoints Professor Dónall Mac Dónaill as Junior Dean
Professor Dónall Mac Dónaill was appointed last Thursday, succeeding the former Junior Dean Professor Philip Coleman.
Tangent to Run Provost’s Innovation Challenge on Student Accommodation Crisis
The challenge will run from February 10th-12th and see students working in teams to come up with a solution on the theme.
Trinity Ranked 16th Most International University Worldwide
College has fallen by four points in the Times Higher Education Most International Universities ranking from 2022.
PCAU and PGWA to Merge
The two Unions will be going by the name Postgraduate Workers' Organisation once the merger is complete.
PhD Researcher Leaves Programme Following Difficulties with Visa Requirements
Abagun left her programme at the Southeast Technological University following a year of issues with the visa requirements for non-EEA researchers.