90 per cent of those balloted voted in favour of industrial action over College's decision to no longer give permanent contracts.
By Róisín Power
The union's first-ever strategic plan, coming to an end this year, sought to increase its effectiveness at representation from 48 per cent to 75 per cent.
By Róisín Power
In an interview, the CEO of the Irish Universities Association said the organisation would try and achieve lower fees for Northern students.
By Kathleen McNamee
Trinity's online education service, which allows people to complete Trinity-specific, online-only courses, will be reformed .
By John Conway
While a review of the national report is still ongoing, Trinity is more likely to integrate responsibility for gender equality into an existing role.
By Brónagh Kennedy
Editor Sinéad Baker was also shortlisted for feature writing by the Society of Professional Journalists.
By Eleanor O'Mahony
Making €24 million in 2015/16, Trinity is on track to meet its target of generating €33 million in 2020/21 through commercial activity.
By Jenna Clarke-Molloy
The announcement, part of Trinity Week, took place this morning on the steps of the Public Theatre in Front Square.
By Sinéad Baker
Promotions of senior academic staff will now be based on quotas driven by financial restrictions, rather than staff numbers.
By Dominic McGrath
The recommendations came after a 2015 report found 60 per cent of Trinity’s midwifery students had experienced bullying while on placement.
By Philip McGuinness