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After Student Concerns, Law School Postpones Changes to Degree Programs
The changes would have seen the strict dividing of modules into either third or fourth-year options, leaving students going on exchange abroad with fewer options.
TCDSU Council Votes Overwhelmingly to Oppose Increase in Fees
Tonight's motion follows the recent failure of a motion opposing introduction of loan schemes.
Trinity Economic Forum to Host Nobel Prize Winner
The two-day event will also hold panel discussions on Brexit, the Chinese economy, and the black market.
Lynn Ruane to Run for Seanad
TCDSU President Lynn Ruane is to hand in her nomination form this week, and is looking to serve as “a representative for education.”
Maguires on Grafton Street to Close in January
The popular newsagent and deli will be replaced by a franchise of the Chopped restaurant chain.
Working Group Loan Package to Abolish Grants for Fees and Increase Charge to €4,000
Cassells group to recommend €1,000 increase in student contribution charge and income-contingent loan scheme, say sources.
As Christmas Exams Become a Distinct Possibility, a Union Mandate Becomes Controversial
The union is mandated to fight for Christmas exams, a mandate that most students never voted on, and that most do not know exists.
International Firms to Invest $285 Million in Dublin Student Accommodation
The first development as part of the investment, on Dublin's Mill Street, has already received planning permission.
Trinity Presented With Athena SWAN Award for Gender Equality
The award was presented today at the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland.
Trinity Researchers Receive Over €3 Million from European Research Council
The funding will support the hiring of ten new researchers in Trinity.