Trinity College launch investigation after university newspaper admits secretly recording students

Trinity College Dublin has launched an investigation after a college paper admitted secretly recording students for an article.

Trinity College launch investigation after university newspaper admits secretly recording students
Thu, 21 Mar, 2019 - 13:34
Digital Desk staff

Trinity College Dublin has launched an investigation after a college paper admitted secretly recording students for an article.

There are calls for funding to be pulled from The University Times after it reported the details of an initiation ceremony for an all-male, invite-only, sporting society.

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