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Science Gallery Raises €1.1 million in Funding
The funding from two organisations will be used to broaden Science Gallery’s international reach, with seven Science Gallery facilities opening around the world.
Trinity Falls 22 Places in Times Higher Education Rankings, Just 16 Ahead of UCD
Whilst Trinity is still Ireland’s top university, the gap from UCD has narrowed dramatically.
Questions Raised About Breastfeeding on Campus
After student questions policy, clarification comes from College.
New Gym in Trinity Hall to Open Next Week
From next Monday, residents in Trinity Hall will have access to a gym on-site for the first time.
Moderatorship in Irish Studies to be Discontinued After 2015
The course has seen a decrease in demand and a high drop-out rate.
TCDSU Sends Delegation to March for Choice
The union's Repeal the Eighth campaign officially launches on Tuesday, October 6th.
Trinity Unveils Memorial Stone in Honour of its Dead from World War I
The stone, unveiled this morning, is in memory of the staff, students and graduates of the College who lost their lives in World War I.
Man Found Dead in BLU Library Toilets
The man was not a current student of Trinity, College has confirmed.
Director of World Meeting of Education Ministers to Moderate TCDSU Election Debate
Gavin Dykes, the director of Education World Forum is to moderate the union's November general election debate.
USI Pre-budget Submission Calls for Investment in Student Supports
Launched earlier this week, the submission asks for a reversal of measures introduced since the economic crisis.