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IFUT to Ballot Members Over Joining Strike Action
SIPTU's Trinity branch decided this evening to defer issuing a notice of industrial action to Trinity, pending further talks.
Law School Considered as Next Target of College Philanthropy Campaign
At a meeting of the College Board in January, the Provost noted that the Law School could come under Trinity's philanthropy campaign.
Ó hÓgáin Re-Elected as Chair of CSC
Ó hÓgáin ran on the platform of his experience as Chair and the benefits of continuity.
New Trinity Discovery Could Help Reduce Risk of Post-Operation Infection for Patients with Medical Devices
Trinity scientists have found a new method to prevent bacteria from growing on medical devices.
Progress for Ambitious Proposal That Seeks to Rewrite Student-College Relationship
A new policy, which has the potential to redefine the relationship between the College and its students, is to return to Student Life Committee and Undergraduate Studies Committeee.
Trinitys New Immunology Research Centre Seeks Funding from SFI
After a round of interviews and applications, the ambitious immunology institution will find out in early May if it will receive funding.
New Promotional Deal from Trinity Ents to Offset Increase in Trinity Ball Tickets
The new deal, which offers €7 to students who download the Plynk app, will effectively reduce the price students paid for their tickets.
After Three-Month Delay, Regent House Reopens
No formal communication from College has been made about its reopening.
Trinity’s Commercial Company Appoints Two New Directors
Trinity alumni Muireann Kelliher and Michael Dwan have been appointed to the company, which hopes to raise €1.5 million in income over the next five years.
Trinity’s Total Research Budget Increases, with 68% of Budget from State Funding
Last year, nearly €97 million was raised in research funding, a 6.4 per cent increase from the year before.