Daily Archives: 14 March, 2018

TCDSU to compensate for workers pay who were disrupted by Dining Hall occupation

Third-level education – yesterday’s idea?

Trade Union Celebrates ‘Landmark’ Agreement Between Universities and Staff

The Reform of French University Admissions

TCDSU and Trinity Met to Discuss Supplemental Exam Fee

Almost 400 new college spots created amid demand for teaching courses

Provost Spent €18,000 on Travel in Eight Months

German university seeking building in Dublin

Student Protesters’ Commitment is Unprecedented

Third-level education is yesterday’s idea

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