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Student Campaign Pressures College Over Supplemental Fees
Students have been encouraged to email the College Board ahead of a meeting today.
Trinity to Remain Open Today, Despite Snow
Many other higher education institutions in Dublin have closed their doors today as Storm Emma sweeps across the country.
Academics Launch Repeal ‘Pocketbook’ in Trinity
Fiona De Londras and Máiréad Enright launched their 'Repealing the 8th' book this evening.
Luiz DaSilva Appointed New Connect Director
DaSilva takes over from Linda Doyle, who was appointed as Trinity's Dean of Research last year.
Students Hand in Signatures, Calling for Referendum on Israeli Boycott
The Student Union Opt Out Project also delivered a petition of signatures to TCDSU today.
USI Takes Funding Fight to County Councils
With the third-level funding debate ground to a halt, USI is relying on county councillors to put pressure on their parties.
New Manager for Trinity Education Project
Sheena Brown will take the reins of the project, which is entering its final stages.
50% of Part-Time Trinity Staff Work Overtime
The report found that women make up the majority of part-time roles.
Trinity Neuroscientists Discover Brain Signal Relating to Comprehension
The joint team from Trinity and University of Rochester made the discovery by recording electric brainwave signals.
Postgraduate Services Need Improvement, Says USI Conference
The first conference of its kind hosted by the Union of Students in Ireland (USI) saw discussions on the difficulties of being an Irish postgraduate student.