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Daily Archives: 22 January, 2020
Hamilton Cafes Cut Ties With Aramark, With College-Run Options Set to Open
22 Jan, 2020
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Aramark
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TCD
Governance and administration
As Election Looms, Trinity to Host Cross-Party Higher Education Debate
22 Jan, 2020
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elections
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IUA
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TCD
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THEA
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USI
Governance and administration
Performance-based funding for higher education – could it happen here?
22 Jan, 2020
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funding
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performance funding
Governance and administration
Regulating language schools
22 Jan, 2020
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international students
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language schools
Governance and administration
Nearly 2,000 more students register to vote, says USI
22 Jan, 2020
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elections
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Lorna Fitzpatrick
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USI
Governance and administration
Councillors back plan for Magdalene laundry to be third-level college
22 Jan, 2020
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Governance and administration