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Unnatural Sleep Patterns Linked to Fat Gain and Obesity in Recent Trinity Study. The new research has implications for the health of students and medical workers, but could lead to future methods and therapies combatting obesity and “wasting” through the regulation of sleep patterns. By Charlie Swan.
Three Month Wait Time for Psychiatrist Appointments at College …
2024年11月15日 · The University Times also spoke with College Health’s Practice Manager Catriona Curran about waiting times for regular and emergency appointments. For a routine appointment such as regular checkups or blood tests, students should expect approximately two and a half weeks of waiting time. As stated by Curran, College Health takes twenty ...
Higher-Level Students “No Better Off” After Budget 2025, USI …
2024年10月14日 · Accommodation Clifford called accommodation one of two “serious crises” the union is hoping to see addressed by the government. USI Vice President for Campaigns Nathan Murphy said that after looking through eight previous years of USI manifestos“nothing has changed” in regard to the government’s approach to the student accommodation crisis.
Annual cost of college breakdown reveals a 5% increase in the …
2024年10月3日 · Out of the 12 ranked cities, Dublin came out as the most expensive city for students with an annual cost of 19,527, including fees. This figure is almost a thousand euros higher than last year’s, as Dublin had a 5% annual increase in the cost of living. Maynooth and Cork are second to Dublin, with both cities costing almost 17,000 euros annually.
How the College Grading System Works – The University Times
2021年9月22日 · A two-one is any grade between 60-69 per cent. Achieving a two-one is very impressive and takes a substantial amount of work. The next category is an “upper second class” or a “two-two (II.2)”. Students who achieve a two-two have scored between 50-59 per cent. Receiving a grade that falls into this bracket is very common.
The Continuous Underfunding of Higher Education in Ireland
2024年11月11日 · The budget, released on October 1st, represented a crucial opportunity for Ireland to address these issues. The budget for 2025 shows hope for the future with a “€650m core funding package for Higher Education,” according to the Minister of Higher Education. While there are promises of a reduction in student contribution and an increase ...
Trinity Withdrawal Rates Decrease Having Peaked Post-Pandemic
2024年10月15日 · Postgraduate doctorate programmes saw 42 students withdraw in 2020-21. Like masters, the difference between the two following years are close at 54 and 53. The rate decreased by more than half in 2023-24 at only 19 students. Non-progression rates are highest amongst disadvantaged students, at 23%, and the lowest amongst affluent students at 12% ...
Is ‘BookTok’ Ruining Reading? – The University Times
2024年1月30日 · Sarah Browne examines how the ‘BookTok’ boom is affecting the wider literary market and the experiences of individual readers. In the midst of the pandemic, TikTok grew to be a phenomenon in an online field populated with various other social media platforms. Amongst its many subcultures, comedic skits and dancing videos to name a few ...
Do Poppies Deserve a Place in Trinity? – The University Times
5 天之前 · Here, one will find a card which simply reads “In grateful remembrance for lives given and taken”. This message is placed on a card that has been stamped with the logo of the Royal British Legion. However, this poppy wreath is not easily accessible to the large majority of Trinity’s student body, given that it is hidden away in the 1937 ...