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Students Join Thousands for Housing March
Protestors marched from the Garden of Remembrance to Dame St, chanting 'one solution – revolution'.
After 20 Years, Mary Robinson’s Term as Chancellor to End Next Year
Former President of Ireland Mary Robinson will officiate her last honorary degree ceremony for the last time on Friday.
Trinity to Loan 11 Manuscripts to National Gallery
College will loan 11 prints for an exhibition about 19th century Irish paint etchers.
Santry Stacks Full and ‘Not Fit for Purpose’
College is also considering offloading D'Olier St and Foster Place.
Engineering Students Bemoan Crowded Christmas Exam Timetable
Many engineering students will sit three exams in less than 24 hours this year.
Two Arts Block Lecture Theatres to Be Open as Study Spaces
TCDSU has booked the Robert Emmett and Thomas Davis theatre for students to study in over the next two weeks.
Trinity Researchers Win €4m Research Funding
Dr Laura Cleaver and Dr Aline Vidotto were each awarded €2 million in funding from the European Research Council.
Society Engagement Drops in First Term
Under the new year structure, societies have seen a decrease in signups and event attendance.
Quality of Life Peaks at Age 68, Trinity Research Finds
Trinity's Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (TILDA) found that quality of life does not decrease with age.
Fire Brigade Called, After ‘Minor Incident’ in Parsons Building
Students were asked to evacuate the Engineering Building this afternoon, after a small fire broke out.