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Daily Archives: 07 December, 2021
Trinity Projected to Lose Nearly €12m Next Year
07 Dec, 2021
steve
funding
,
TCD
Governance and administration
Fury over exclusion of students in private colleges from free antigen tests
07 Dec, 2021
steve
coronavirus
,
HECA
,
Simon Harris
Governance and administration
Leaving Cert exams to run ‘as normal’ in 2022
07 Dec, 2021
steve
leaving cert
Teaching
Students to Suffer From UCD’s Exam Cop-Out
07 Dec, 2021
steve
coronavirus
,
exams
,
online assessment
,
UCD
Teaching
Trinity Will Open Tomorrow Unless Government Advises Otherwise
07 Dec, 2021
steve
exams
,
TCD
,
weather
Governance and administration
,
Teaching
Lecturer claims he failed to secure full-time post due to dyslexia
07 Dec, 2021
steve
dyslexia
,
High Court
,
judicial review
,
UL
Legal issues
NUI Galway students express outrage over lack of social distancing in exam centres
07 Dec, 2021
steve
coronavirus
,
exams
,
NIUG
,
protest
Teaching
New cross-border collaborations in third level being explored, say Harris
07 Dec, 2021
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ATU
,
LyIT
,
Magee College
,
NI
,
QUB
,
Simon Harris
,
UU
Governance and administration
Keep in-person exams at third level
07 Dec, 2021
steve
cheating
,
coronavirus
,
exams
,
social distancing
Governance and administration
Schools and colleges close as Storm Barra poses ‘danger to life’
07 Dec, 2021
steve
weather
Life