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TCDSU Declare a New Win for Trans Healthcare at College Health Service

College refutes the assertion, stating that “Treatment policies remain unchanged.”
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By Molly Wetsch and Brídín Ní Fhearraigh-Joyce 4:37pm
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Photo by Fionn Bowes Fitzpatrick

Irish Government Launch 25 Full Scholarships for Palestinian Students

The scholarships are specifically for students completing a one year Master’s programme in Ireland for the 2025-2026 academic year.
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By Alannah Wrynn

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Open Windows, Open Doors: Women Impressionists at the National Gallery

Eavan O'Keeffe sheds a light on overlooked artists at the Women Impressionists exhibition in the National Gallery upon its 170th year in operation.
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By Eavan O'Keeffe 2:13pm

Does it Pay to go to Trinity? Natalia Kamendy Reveals Differences in Graduate Earnings

In analysis of the Higher Education Authority's Graduate survey STEM students come out top while Arts students earn significantly less.
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By Natalia Kamendy
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Forcing Students to Take 51 Week Tenancies is now Illegal Due to Emergency Legislation

New bill banning 51 week leases has been signed into law by President Michael D. Higgins.
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By Anna Domownik

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Key Takeaways from the UCD Encampment

While the UCD encampment is ambitious in its goals, the protest's lack of financial and academic disruption may impact the group's ability to bargain with university management, writes Fionn Bowes-Fitzpatrick. By Fionn Bowes-FItzpatrick
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The Students of Columbia University Inspire Students Around the World

Reporting on the escalation at Columbia University on the night of the April 31st, seen as a protester from the streets outside the university, Fiona Lüling asks whether this is the end of the student protests. By Fiona
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Trinity Must Condemn Columbia’s Suppression of Students’ Support for Palestine

Given the close ties between the two universities, Phoebe Pascoe calls upon Trinity to condemn Columbia's heavy-handed response to a peaceful pro-Palestinian encampment on campus. By Phoebe Pascoe

Is Léir go Bhfuil Dearcadh na nGalltachtaí ar an nGaeilge ag Athrú

Déanann Pól Ó hÍomhair plé ar mheon na hÉireann i leith na Gaeilge By Pól Ó hÍomhair
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Learning To Accept An Extension Without Guilt

"My mental health disrupting my capacity to engage in my college work is not a reflection on me or my recovery. It is just one of the components of my illness." By Anonymous
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