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TCDSU Criticises College for Late Release of Timetables
Timetables were due to be released yesterday but many students still have not received them.
Unvaccinated Students from Red List States Must Pay for Hotel Quarantine
The countries currently on the list of designated states are Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru.
Board Review Deliberately Vague on Student Numbers, Says Provost
Provost Linda Doyle said that the number of students on College Board will be determined by the Higher Education Authority Bill.
CAO: Nine Trinity Courses Exceed 600 Points
A record 10,711 students named Trinity as their top choice.
Universities Unlikely to Lobby for Universal Free Fees
Jim Miley, the director general of the Irish Universities Association (IUA), said that it was important to note that some families can afford the €3,000 fee.
Trinity to Implement Indoor Events ‘Bonus’ for Vaccinated
Provost Linda Doyle has said that those who have received their vaccine may be able to participate more fully with clubs and societies.
Phil, Hist Accused of Perpetuating Culture of Harassment and Bullying
More than a dozen members have claimed that a toxic culture of misogyny exists where perpetrators of harassment are rarely punished.
Prince Albert of Monaco Visits Trinity for ‘Major’ Old Library Donation
The prince and his wife Princess Charlene have been added to College's list of benefactors, or most generous donors.
Colleges to Provide Students with Free Face Masks
Minister for Higher Education Simon Harris said he wants to make the return to in-person teaching "as easy as possible" for students.
Late Payment Date Will See SUSI Recipients Struggle to Make Ends Meet
SUSI has said the date of the first instalment is due to later registration dates in colleges as a result of the late issuing of CAO offers.