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Amid Cashflow Fears, Trinity to Drop Entry Criteria for Non-EU Students

College will accept some international students next year whose predicted grades equate to 80 per cent of the CAO points required for their course.
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By Aoife Kearins 4:56pm
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Sports Clubs Set to Lose Bank of Ireland Funding Next Year

Club captains were told today that Trinity Sport’s ‘support partnership’ with Bank of Ireland will not continue next year.
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By Fiachra Gallagher

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Trinity Condemns ‘Culture of Racism’ in US, Promises Changes on Campus

An email sent to all students today admitted that ‘more needs to be done’ to create an inclusive campus and tackle racism in the College.
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Toilets and Shared Offices to be Flagged as ‘High-Risk’ Next Year, Staff Told

College’s 300 teaching spaces will all be evaluated to see how they can be used while adhering to two-metre social distancing protocols.
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Recruitment Freeze Could Continue, in Plan to Save €30m on Day-to-Day Costs

Trinity hasn't said how long a current staff recruitment freeze will last, but it's a key part of a strategy to cut College's operating costs by 10 per cent.
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By Emer Moreau

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Normal People Shatters the Illusion of the College Dream. Thank God for It

Normal People's TV adaptation did an excellent job of gently telling us that in fact, not living the dream is fairly normal after all, writes Emer Moreau. By Emer Moreau
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Students with Disabilities Have Long Sought Online Learning. It Must Continue and Improve

The coronavirus has brought online and remote learning to Trinity. Now they must be built upon, writes Niamh Ní Hoireabhaird. By Niamh Ní Hoireabhaird
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Níl Aon Mheas ag an Rialtas Seo ar an nGaeilge sa Chóras Oideachais

Is údar díomá, seachas iontas, é an chaoi a gcaitear leis an teanga sa chóras oideachais, dar le Peter Kavanagh. By Peter Kavanagh
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Failed by Successive Governments, Third-Level Needs Its Own Full Minister

State underfunding has forced universities to act like businesses, writes Kevin Mitchell. Now more than ever they need a cabinet-level champion. By Kevin Mitchell
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Erasmus Gamble Marks Trinity as an Outlier. Time Will Tell If It’s Right

Trinity last week became Ireland’s first – and possibly only – university to allow students the option of travelling abroad for Erasmus.
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