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After Cutbacks, Trinity Careers Service To No Longer Offer Individual Advisory Service to Graduates
From September, the service will instead ensure that every student in college has access to a careers advisor.
As Decisions on Funding Loom, USI to Revive National Demonstration Day
The march, replaced by a voter registration day last year, will highlight support for a state-funded system rather than protest.
Remains Unearthed Outside Trinity Two Years Ago, Dated To 15th-17th Century
The exact date of the remains, found during the early Luas Cross City construction, were unknown until now.
College Green Luas Works Due for Completion Early Next Year
The work on the new Luas Cross City line, which began in January 2014, is due for completion in March.
Interim Funding Secured, But DITSU Maintains Concerns Over Independence
After support from TDs and Senators the union has received short-term funding but maintains position on long-term autonomy – leaving future funding undecided.
As Internet of Things Develops, Trinity is First Irish University to Join LoRa Alliance
Trinity's Connect centre will have the opportunity to collaborate internationally on the development of the Internet of Things.
Trinity Submit to Redesign of Oisín House Proposal Following An Bord Pleanála Decision
After concluding that an appeal to the High Court would be unsuccessful, Trinity have decided to redesign the proposed accommodation complex.
How was a Homeless Single Mother Denied a Grant to Return to Education?
A controversial change to one-parent family benefits have resulted in national headlines after Erica Fleming was accepted to Trinity.
With Student Numbers Falling, Fianna Fáil Joins Unions Calling for Reintroduction of Postgraduate Grants
With Fine Gael's position unclear, USI is now also calling on Minister for Education and Skills, Richard Bruton, to outline is party's policy.
After Homeless Mother Refused Back to Education Allowance, New Calls to Review Education Grant Criteria
Erica Fleming, who was offered a place in Trinity, is joined by students’ unions in calling for review into “thoughtless” changes to one-parent family benefits.