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Over 1,400 people have signed an open letter calling on Minister Simon Harris to consult with researchers on proposed legislation regarding the future of research and innovation in Ireland.
The open letter, posted to change.org by Professor Jane Ohlmeyer, …
College will dename the Berkeley Library and begin a process to decide on a new name, the Senior Dean has announced.
In an email to the College community today, the Senior Dean Professor Eoin O’Sullivan said that the continued use …
Minister of State for Skills and Further Education Niall Collins has denied allegations of improper conduct relating to the purchase of public property.
Collins has denied that he or his spouse had “any pecuniary interest or beneficial interest” in a …
Documents seen by Trinity News back up claims of improper conduct by Minister of State for Skills and Further Education Niall Collins, relating to the purchase of public property in Limerick by his wife in 2008.
The documents, obtained through …
College’s student residences office have agreed to extend the due date for rent by a week after students were hit with hundreds in late payment fees, according to Welfare and Equality Officer Chloe Staunton.
At least dozens of students were …
A remembrance evening will be held in Trinity Hall later today in memory of a resident who died at the weekend.
A book of condolence will also be available to sign which will be sent to the family of the …
Trinity College Dublin Student’ Union (TCDSU) International Officer Zaid Albarghouthi has been elected Vice-President (VP) for Campaigns of the Union of Students’ in Ireland (USI) at the union’s Congress today.
Albarghouthi received 50.25% of delegates’ votes in the first count …
Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) have announced the creation of a full-time Martial Arts Officer role.
Like other sabbatical positions, the role will be held by a student elected by the student body, and “will be responsible for the …
Ireland’s Supreme Court has ruled that university electoral panels, under which Trinity graduates make up a specific constituency in Seanad Éireann elections, are unconstitutional.
The Court found that the Oireachtas had failed to extend franchise for Seanad Éireann elections to …
Leaked correspondence regarding the Revenue Commission’s policy on tax exemptions for PhD researchers has highlighted the contradiction in postgraduates’ categorisation as students rather than workers.
Jeffrey Sardina, a member of the national committee of the Postgraduate Workers’ Organisation (PWO), was …