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Refugees to Begin Digital Media Programme in Trinity
The two-week programme will provide six Syrian refugees with the tools to create their own independent content.
Universities Must Look to Self-Preservation, Warns Provost
'Is the future of public universities best served by being part of a public sector?', Prendergast asked at a seminar today.
Michael Colgan’s Trinity Degree Under Review
Trinity said it will await the outcome of an inquiry into Colgan’s actions while at the Gate Theatre.
Trinity Student Elected National Chair of Labour Youth
Chloe Manahan, the Chair of Trinity Labour, was elected at Labour Youth's national conference.
Students Call For Boycott of Hamilton Cafes
Aramark, the company behind 'Westland Eats', has been condemned for its involvement in direct provision centres.
Rainbow Week Brought Forward to Offer Support Ahead of Christmas
TCDSU's Rainbow Week will run this week instead of in the second term to support LGBT students heading home for Christmas.
NCI Votes Overwhelmingly to Remain Part of USI
Students from National College of Ireland voted on their college's future in USI, with 97.2 per cent of voters choosing to remain.
Universities to Offer €250,000 Salaries to Top Staff
Universities will hope the decision will help them attract top researchers post-Brexit.
Law School Addresses Concerns for Law and French
Students from the course have raised concerns about the teaching on the course and the built-in year abroad, with many opting to transfer to law.
Trinity Expected to Make Loss on Kavanagh Court Beds
Rent prices for rooms in the private student accommodation complex leased by Trinity have been criticised for their high cost.