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Trinity is to Open a New Cancer Institute with St James’s Hospital
The new institute, the first of its kind in Ireland, will seek to educate the next generation of oncology specialists and improve cancer patient care.
Trinity Shortlisted for Entry to Prestigious League of European Research Universities
The league’s membership is capped at 30 universities, who join by invitation only, and over 230 Nobel Prize and Field Medal winners have studied or worked at member universities.
For Prendergast, ‘Fees, Philanthropy and Commercial Activities’ Must Increasingly be Our Future
In a speech marking the halfway point of his term as Provost, Patrick Pendergast examined the strategies the college has adopted and laid out future plans.
After Introduction in Trinity Hall, On-Campus Consent Workshops to be Offered
The workshops, organised by TCDSU and the JCR in Halls, will be offered across campus during campaign days over the year.
With New Hubs, Trinity Seeks to Develop Innovation and Entrepreneurship Among Students
A proposed new hub aims to connect all of Trinity's entrepreneurship activities, aiming create a Trinity "more in line with Stanford than Harvard".
Trinity Researchers Awarded €2.9 million for Project on Oesophageal and Oral Cancer
The project hopes generate new diagnostic tools and therapeutics that will improve patient response and survival.
After Protest, Government Reverses Decision in Recognising Nursing and Midwifery Internship
Groups had challenged the government's decision not to extend incremental credit to those who completed their internship between 2011 and 2015.
College to Investigate How Arts Block Can Develop and Improve Spaces
Beginning in the next few weeks, a new feasibility study will look at how the Arts Block can improve both teaching and breakout spaces.
Trinity Researchers Trial Ketamine as Potential Therapeutic for Recurrent Depression
The research, the first of its kind in Ireland, seeks to find a new treatment option for people who suffer from repeated episodes of depression.
150% Increase in Demand for Counselling Service Emergency Appointments Since 2010
The number of students making use of the Student Counselling Service also fell slightly for the first time in six years.