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Students Seek Vote on Automatic TCDSU Membership
The petition will need to secure 500 signatures to trigger a referendum on the matter.
Japan’s Ambassador Addresses an Uncertain World
Talking to SOFIA, last night, the Japanese ambassador, Mari Miyoshi, discussed Japan's place in a changing world.
Erasmus Embodies ‘Greatest European Ideals’, Says Minister for European Affairs
Minister for European Affairs Helen McEntee addressed academics to mark the 30th anniversary of the Erasmus programme this evening.
Students and Staff Unite to Condemn Postgraduate Fee Hike
At a town hall meeting, students questioned the rationale behind the fee increase.
With €44,000 Raised So Far, Med Day Set to Reach Target
The figure means Med Day 2017 looks set to surpass its €50,000 target.
New Trinity Robots Promise Upgrade for Ireland’s Elderly
The robot, nicknamed ‘Stevie’, will be able to perform basic tasks to help those living alone or in assisted care.
Trinity Researchers Sweep-Up at SFI Awards
Three of the eight categories awarded to scientists today were taken home by Trinity.
Refugees to Begin Digital Media Programme in Trinity
The two-week programme will provide six Syrian refugees with the tools to create their own independent content.
Universities Must Look to Self-Preservation, Warns Provost
'Is the future of public universities best served by being part of a public sector?', Prendergast asked at a seminar today.
Michael Colgan’s Trinity Degree Under Review
Trinity said it will await the outcome of an inquiry into Colgan’s actions while at the Gate Theatre.