Trinity to Investigate Historic Links to Slavery
Trinity College Dublin is set to embark on a two-year investigation of its historical links to slavery and colonialism. The
Trinity Introduce Blended Learning Module, No Sign At UCD
Trinity College Dublin (TCD) has introduced a new module to prepare students for ‘blended learning’ in the new academic year
Almost 1 in 3 Women Report Being Raped During College Years, National Survey Reveals
A national survey of college students in Ireland found that 29% of female, 28% of non-binary, and 10% of male students stated that they had experienced “non-consensual penetration by incapacitation, force, or threat of force” while attending college.
Run by NUI Galway’s Active Consent Programme in conjunction with the Union of Students in Ireland, ‘The Sexual Experiences Survey’ was completed by 6,026 students between February and April. The survey aimed to document the experiences of sexual violence, sexual harassment and sexist harassment faced by Irish college students in higher education. The report hopes to inform the implementation of the ‘Consent Framework’ being drawn up by the Department of Education and skills.
Trinity To Cap Deferrals, Attempt To Prioritize Accommodation Derailed
Trinity College had initially announced its plans to “prioritize” students from outside county Dublin when offering accommodation places for the
Dublin Most Expensive City In Eurozone Due To High Rents
In a new survey, Dublin has been ranked as the most expensive city in the Eurozone, due largely to its
Trinity To Reduce Entry Requirements For Non-EU Students Amid Serious Financial Concerns
Trinity College Dublin is planning to reduce entry requirements for non-EU International students next year by 10% in a plan
Trinity Provost Calls for Creation of Department of Higher Education
Calls for the introduction of a Department of Higher Education and Research grow as Dr Patrick Prendergast, Provost of Trinity
Revealed: UCD Spent €1.3 Million on Exams Last Year | What Did Your College Spend?
Figures for Irish universities’ expenditure on exams have indicated that UCD spent €1.3 million on exams for the 2019/2020 academic
Survey: Students Seek Academic Relief as Struggle With Virtual College Continues
We surveyed a group of UCD students pursuing mainly undergraduate degrees at the university. In recent weeks, there has been
UCD Cancel All Traditional Exams as Doubts Mount over Colleges Returning by March 29th
In an email sent out to all current students, UCD Deputy President and Registrar, Professor Mark Rogers announced that the
Dublin Collective Performs Short Plays Festival
Dublin’s arts scene needs no introduction. Whether it’s your favourite live musician at a local pub or the Dublin Fringe
Dublin Seagulls Voted Europe’s Friendliest
This week, the International Board of Feathered and Winged Egg-Laying Vertebrate Mammals (widely known as FWELVM) published the results of