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GMIT, Letterkenny IT, IT Sligo Alliance Apply for Technological University Status
The announcement comes just weeks after the government granted Athlone IT and Limerick IT technological university status.
American Chemical Society Signs ‘Read and Publish’ Deal with Irish Universities
The IReL is a nationally funded e-resource licensing consortium.
Govt to Invest €25m in Old Library Redevelopment
The Old Library contains the Book of Kells and the Long Room.
Israeli Embassy: Academic Boycott Aims to Spread ‘Hatred and Division’
Yesterday, Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union contacted heads of school asking them to commit to a boycott of Israeli academia.
English Universities Return to In-Person Learning Activities
Student leaders have criticised the UK government for delaying the reopening of universities.
President Higgins Thanks Students for ‘Spirit of Citizenship’ in Pandemic
The president gave a virtual address to third-level students today.
USI Warns Against Scams After Student Contacted By Embassy Fraudster
Students who think they might have been affected by a scam or fraud are being urged to contact their student union and the Gardaí.
TCDSU, TCD BDS Call on College Researchers to Boycott Israeli Academia
Over 200 Palestinians have died over the past week due to Israeli airstrikes.
TCD BDS to Hold Solidarity Protest at Israeli Embassy Today
Israel and militant group Hamas have been in conflict for over a week, leading to hundreds of Palestinian deaths.
Trinity Reports Deficit of €25.6m in the 2019/20 Financial Year
Trinity's 'other’ income, which includes commercial revenue, fell by €23 million.