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Board Review Working Group Recommends Separating Provost and Chair Roles
The provost currently chairs College Board, Trinity’s most senior decision-making body.
Trinity Researchers to Trial Use of Ketamine as an Antidepressant
There is existing evidence suggesting that ketamine can effectively and rapidly treat severe depression.
Four Artists Commissioned for First Long Room Sculptures of Women
Four women scholars were chosen last year to be memorialised in the famous collection in the Long Room
Report on European Commission’s Findings on Cassells Expected in Autumn
The report was sent to the Commission for analysis in 2019.
SUSI Applications Will Not Take PUP Into Account, Harris Confirms
Students will no longer be eligible to claim the Pandemic Unemployment Payment from September.
€3.2m in Funding Announced for UN Sustainable Development Goals Research
The funding, in partnership with Irish Aid, will go towards developing solutions to major international problems such as poverty and lack of access to education.
Trinity’s Income From Donations Has More Than Doubled Since 2015
The figures came from the provost's review of his 10 years in office, which was published yesterday.
Trinity Staff, Students Can Register Interest for COVID Testing Pilot
UniCov will combine rapid antigen testing, saliva-based PCR testing and wastewater surveillance to monitor Covid infections in four Irish universities
Arts Block to Close for Two Weeks for Electrical Works
The building will be closed from July 26th to August 6th.
Trinity Senator Ivana Bacik Elected to the Dáil in Bye-Election
A Seanad bye election will now be held to fill her seat on the University of Dublin panel.