‘Extreme concern’ over shortage of student accommodation due to Ukrainian crisis
Student accommodation would be cheaper without en-suites, says university chair
Patrick Prendergast
Trinity professor appointed first president of South East Technological University
Veronica Campbell will bring ‘energy, vitality and leadership’ to role, says chair of board
South East TU: Unitary approach building on momentum
SETU to have campuses in Waterford, Carlow, Wexford and Wicklow
Miriam Lord: ‘Votegate’ double-voting controversy rears its ugly head again
Fianna Fáil was hoping no one would mention the War of the Buttons two years later
Irish universities slip down world rankings as Trinity retains 101st place
Rising student numbers and freeze on staffing a factor behind drop in performance
Covid impact sees Trinity College report deficit of €25.6m
Shortfall marks major reversal in university’s financial position
Trinity gets €30m in largest ever third level individual philanthropic donation
Eric and Barbara Kinsella give funds for development of new Trinity East campus
Ryanair donates €1.5m to TCD for research on sustainable aviation fuels
New centre at Trinity will also look at zero-carbon aircraft propulsion and noise mapping
Trinity College Dublin names Linda Doyle as first woman provost in 429 years
Simon Harris congratulates new Provost – ‘a glass ceiling has been shattered’
Trinity to elect first woman provost in 429-year history
Online election among 800-plus staff due to take place on Saturday morning
CAO: Trinity receives 38% more first-preference applications
First-preference applications for environment courses up 70%
Women’s hour: Trinity set to elect a female provost for the first time
All-female shortlist of three senior academics to be officially announced on Friday
Taoiseach wants European languages to be taught across all primary schools
Martin says ‘inflexible’ Leaving Cert must change to encourage independent thinking
Pat Kenny is a smart man, but he asks some silly questions
Radio: Veteran host sounds relaxed and confident, though his unwitting comedic side remains
Four leading female academics enter race to become Trinity provost
Applications open up possibility university could have first female provost in its history
Demand for mental health support doubles in some universities
Colleges aim to provide more on-campus activity as students struggle with isolation
Covid 19: Universities warn of ‘devastating’ financial losses this year
Third-level institutions set to run combined deficit of €100m due to drop off in income
Four new statues to end Trinity Long Room’s ‘men only’ image
Sculptures of Rosalind Franklin, Augusta Gregory, Ada Lovelace and Mary Wollstonecraft to join 40 busts of men
More Irish cancer patients to get access to experimental drugs
International recognition for Dublin institute to bring benefits to patients
Trinity and Richard Dawkins: Better to debate ideas than to ban them
Cancelling motions and deplatforming controversial speakers is becoming common
Covid-era college: Empty lecture halls, virtual clubs, ‘click and collect’ libraries
The pandemic has profoundly altered the college experience for students this year
Miriam Lord: Taoiseach and Tánaiste see red over ‘Level 5 leak’
Leo rages at public health chief; Cap’n Grealish frets about the arts; Harris and Holohan framed
‘Snobby’ obsession with university for school-leavers must end, says Harris
Minister says Ireland is behind the curve in attracting students to apprenticeships
We’re obsessed with university degrees in this country – but college isn’t for everyone
Students should consider all options including apprenticeships and further education
TCD plan will smooth the way for students to walk and cycle to college
Submission to council seeks wider footpaths and more cycle lanes on key routes in Dublin
Trinity College Dublin to resume with as much face-to-face teaching as possible
Online lectures and on-campus tutorials for small groups may continue into 2021
Covid-19 student days: Empty lecture theatres, online learning and micro-communities
Universities are working to ensure college life is rich and not just screen-mediated
Universities eye more Irish students to replace overseas losses
Fall in foreign student numbers could result in drop in CAO points for number of courses
Trinity to set up Covid-19 research centre
Hub will be led by college immunologists and infectious disease clinicians from St James’s Hospital
TCD provost says new students may end up starting college ‘slightly later’ this year
Prendergast reassures secondary students hoping to study at Trinity that it will welcome new students in the autumn
Coronavirus: Trinity students criticise move to shut campus housing
Students given 24 hours to leave college-run accommodation to prevent spread of virus
Coronavirus: Third level institutions contact 250,000 students
Critical importance of social distancing emphasised in joint letter sent to up to 250,000 students
Trinity introduces online classes in bid to limit coronavirus threat
University closes Book of Kells exhibition and Old Library to visitors
Political parties rule out student loans to fund third level
Debate hears government gives more State funding to ‘horses than students’
Government backs new €1bn Silicon Docks campus for Trinity College
Cabinet approves report recommending €150m for innovation district in Dublin
Trinity College researcher awarded €2m for project on back pain
Dr Conor Buckley’s programme applies engineering principles to the field of medicine
McAleese urges Ireland to show kindness to strangers and speaks of ‘cowardly’ bishops
Ex-president also criticises Pope John Paul teaching and bishop’s yoga comments
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Trinity considering plan to cut 3,000 places for Irish students
Move would lead to increase in CAO points for courses at Dublin city centre university
Trinity College seeks female nominees to join collection of 40 male busts
Provost says it is time for sculptures in Long Room library to better represent diversity
Department ‘ignored’ advice on third-level education
Former Higher Education Authority chief criticises Government ‘control’ over sector
Taoiseach opens new €80m Trinity business school
Six-storey business school delivered ‘on budget and on time’, Trinity Provost says
Trinity plans €400m philanthropic campaign to fund major expansion
Initiative aims to fund academic posts, student scholarships and new campus
Deposit-and-return scheme for reusable cups unveiled
Dublin City Council pilot project sees customers paying €1 for cup with money back on return
Defunding Trinity paper a disproportionate response - provost
Voting to cut paper’s funding would be a ‘blow against press freedom’
Bid to defund Trinity student paper a ‘press freedom’ issue
Vote on funding follows controversial story into secretive society’s initiation ceremony
Trinity students object to pressure of ‘impossible’ exam changes
Students highlight ‘steep decline’ in participation in clubs and societies
John Oxx and Patrick Prendergast to join forces from the Curragh
Sea The Stars trainer will work with Prendergast’s promising filly Skitter Scatter
Conservatives on campus: ‘We’re imprisoned by liberals’
What’s it like to be right wing at a liberal Irish university in the age of Trump?
Trinity College secures €100m 30-year EIB loan
Loans to be used on a number of projects including the soon-to-be-built E3 institute
Fundamental research key to Irish culture of innovation
We will become less relevant for industry if colleges fail to undertake research
A stable job: The work riders of the Curragh
‘It’s addictive, it’s hard’ For the Curragh work riders, harsh weather, punishing hours and low pay do nothing to dent their passion
Flag Of Honour comes to O’Brien’s rescue in Irish Leger
Skitter Scatter provides Prendergast and Whelan with first Group One at the Curragh
Moore set for Saturday dash from Doncaster Leger to Champion Stakes
O’Brien-trained Kew Gardens favourite for world’s oldest classic
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