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Only 1% of Arts Faculty Property in ‘Good Condition’, as College Plans €4m Arts Block Refurbishment
The report also finds that 41 per cent of academic areas in Trinity require modernisation.
Proposal Would See Removal of Special Examinations and Pass by Compensation
A group of early stage proposals would also see a year off-books count as a repeated year.
With Deadline for Submissions Passed, No Objections to Redesigned 250-bed Accommodation Project
Dublin City Council has verbally confirmed to Trinity that no objections have been made to the redesigned Oisín House project.
Trinity Scientists Identify Key Role of Module in Fighting Common Flu
The work discovered the role of a biological module is key in fighting viruses such as the common flu, and could lead to new options against viral infections.
After Council Vote, TCDSU to Formally Oppose to Loans and all Fees
While the union had been mandated to oppose fee increases, it is now mandated to support publicly funded education.
TCDSU’s Council Votes to Elect Ethnic Minorities Officer
Dipo Adebisi was elected uncontested, while council also voted to support the Trinity Volunteer Opportunities Forum.
TCDSU President, Kieran McNulty, to Run for USI Campaigns Officer
Elections for the full-time position conclude with a vote at USI’s national congress, which typically takes place in April.
TCDSU Council Votes to Support INMO Industrial Action
After tonight's vote, TCDSU will support the Irish Nurses and Midwifery Organisation's (INMO) industrial action.
Amid Questions on Fees and Counselling, Provost Calls for Unity in Face of Funding Crisis at TCDSU Council
Speaking at TCDSU Council, Prendergast enjoyed a mixed reception from students, taking questions on the counselling service and his support for loan schemes.
Trinity Graduate Ruth Negga Nominated for Best Actress Academy Award
Negga, a graduate of Trinity's BA in acting studies, has been nominated for the Oscar for her role in Loving.