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Government Announces Eighth Amendment Referendum
Tonight, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said Ireland can no longer export its problems.
Nigel Farage to Address Hist, After Award Snub
Farage will speak to the Hist on Friday, but will not be awarded the society's gold medal.
Trinity Student Carly Bailey Elected Vice-Chair of Social Democrats
Former USI President Joe O'Connor was elected as the party's chairperson.
After Leak, Picasso Removed from Student Apartment
The print of ‘Le Couple’, which was rented under the College art hire scheme, was removed to prevent damage to it.
Oxford Considers Expanding Trinity-Inspired Access Programme
The foundation-year programme, initially piloted in Lady Margaret Hall, could be duplicated in other Oxford colleges.
Trinity’s Room Booking System to be Down for Five Days
Due to “essential maintenance”, students will be unable to request rooms for events for almost a week.
Two Trinity Researchers Among Five Winners of €7m in Funding
Over €2.5 million of the grant will be awarded to the Trinity scientists.
Nearly 120 Teachers Graduate TAP Course
Students from Trinity's 21st century teaching and learning postgraduate course graduated yesterday.
Government Expands Upskilling Programme
The Springboard+ programme, which works with Irish colleges, will now be expanded.
Dáil Passes Technological Universities Bill
The bill, which would see institutes of technology unite in forming four technological universities, will now move to the Seanad for approval.