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Trinity Launches €200,000 Scholarship for Australian Students
Launched by the School of Business, the new fund will run for five years and is part of a new wider partnership between Ireland and Australia.
Trinity Loses Third HR Director in Three Years, With Aer Rianta Director Named as Replacement
The new HR director will take over as in the middle of an ongoing industrial dispute with the college's three trade unions.
UCDSU Officers Call for Action, as Ascough Confirms She Won’t Attend March for Choice
UCDSU officers called on students to attend the March for Choice, which UCDSU President Katie Ascough will not be attending.
Nine Trinity Research Projects Awarded €14 million
The funding comes from Science Foundation Ireland, with Trinity's Dean of Research among the awardees.
Trinity Graduate Sinéad Morrissey wins prestigious Forward Prize for Poetry
Sinéad Morrissey beat off competition from fellow Irish poet and Trinity graduate Michael Longley.
We Must Invest in Young People, Mario Draghi Tells Trinity, in First Visit to Ireland
Draghi was speaking today in Trinity, marking his first visit to Ireland as President of the European Central Bank.
Universities Shouldn’t Fear Investigatory Powers, Says HEA Head
In an interview with The University Times, Dr Graham Love said new investigatory powers would be used sparingly.
Over 90% Turnout for Trinity Hall Consent Workshops
The latest figures suggest nearly all Halls residents attended the workshops, which finished today.
Trinity Set to Record a Deficit Again This Year, Chief Financial Officer Says
College has given up their target of posting a surplus by 2019 in favour of a more steady approach to balance its budget.
Cutting Abortion Page Wasn’t a Moral Decision, Says Ascough
The decision to remove a page about abortion access from the freshers' guide cost UCDSU €8,000 .