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DCU Restricts Access to Research by Seanad Bye Election Candidate
Dr Tom Clonan submitted a PhD thesis in 2000 concerning sexual harassment and abuse of women in the Defence Forces
Discrimination in Academia: ‘Racism is a Word Many of Us Avoid’
A survey from the Higher Education Authority has found that staff from minority ethnic backgrounds are paid less and are less likely to be on permanent contracts.
Language and Culture Electives to Remain Online Until Next Semester
The electives will return to in-person teaching next semester.
Trinity Business School Executive MBA Ranked 59th Globally for 2021
The school is also ranked 18th in the European Union and fifth in Ireland and the UK in the 2020 Global Masters in Finance Rankings.
Campus to Re-open to Public This Friday
Social distancing will no longer be imposed from October 22nd.
Verdict on Cassells Report to be Published by the End of the Year
Minister for Higher Education Simon Harris has said he wants an 'action plan' to accompany a decision on the report.
No Plans to Use Vaccine Certs for Lectures, Says Harris
The Minister for Higher Education visited Trinity's vaccination centre this morning.
TCDSU to Lobby for Timetables to be Published Earlier
The union will also adopt a 'position of solidarity' with students and teaching staff experiencing difficulties over timetables.
TCDSU to Hold Referendum on Boycotting the Irish Times
If the referendum is passed, the Irish Times will not be sold in TCDSU shops and the union will refuse media requests from the paper.
TBSI Researchers Discover New Anti-Inflammatory Molecules
The scientists have published two papers on potential new mechanisms to block overactive inflammatory macrophages.