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Trinity Scientists Make Step Forward in HIV Research
The new discovery offers hope to those suffering from the disease.
DCU Dáil Protest Disappoints, as Shanowen Shakedown Falters
There was a low turnout today, as DCUSU students gathered to show their anger at rent hikes.
TCDSU’s Tech Repairs Shop Safe, Despite Click.ie Entering Liquidation
The union said it would be re-branding the House Six computer repair clinic.
New Online System for Campus Guests
Under a new trial, campus residents will be able to sign in guests online.
Limerick Institute of Technology Votes to Support Repeal
LITSU voted last night to support a pro-choice stance.
Five Lecturers Receive Provost Teaching Awards
David Kane, Rachel Walsh and Sarah O’Brien all received the teaching award.
House 30 Renovations Cost €305,000, with Botany Bay Next for Upgrade
The money was spent redeveloping 36 apartments and eight kitchens.
73 Scholars, 16 Fellows and Two Honorary Fellows Elected
The announcement, part of Trinity Week, took place this morning in Front Square.
Students Join Fight for Better Housing Conditions
Around 20 Trinity students took to Dublin's streets today to protest against government inaction on the accommodation crisis.
USI Introduces Part-Time Postgraduate Officer
After months of lobbying from the GSU and other unions, USI voted to introduce an officer at a cost of €20,000.