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Reported Plagiarism Nearly Triples Pre-Pandemic Levels
A report found that the majority of cases were concentrated in a few courses and that the problem was “not widespread across Trinity”.
Young Adults Get Public Transport 50 Per Cent Off From Today
Students who have a Student Leap Card can benefit from the reduction immediately, while those who do not yet have one may apply online.
Trinity Business School Commits to Net Carbon Neutrality by 2030
The new strategy aims for the school to become “a beacon for ecologically sustainable businesses and business schools” worldwide.
One in Seven First Time Mums Suffering from Depression, Researchers Find
The study followed the prevalence and changes over time in depression, anxiety and stress symptoms experienced by first time mothers in the first postpartum year.
Third Level Stakeholders Praise New Funding Framework
The IUA, THEA and the Union of Students in Ireland (USI) have welcomed the government’s new ‘Funding the Future’ third level funding plan.
Govt to Inject Additional €307m into Higher Education
The 'Funding the Future' plan commits to a gradual decrease in the student contribution charge.
Conversations with Friends to Air on May 18th
The series will air over six weeks, with two episodes released each Wednesday.
Trinity Spent 258k on Rapid Antigen Tests
Funding for the tests was provided to College and all higher education institutions by the government.
NUI Galway to Rebrand as the University of Galway This Summer
The university's president said the name change will 'a clearer sense of who we are as an institution'.
RDS Exam Capacity to be Capped at 80 Per Cent
The venue was limited to 50 per cent capacity at Christmas to ensure students were socially distanced.