100 Invigilators Did Not Show Up for Exams
College appealed for urgent backup, after 100 failed to attend their assigned shift this morning.
TCDSU Promises Extra RDS Staff, After Anger at Half-Hour Cloakroom Delays
Students sitting exams this morning queued for up to 40 minutes to check their bags into a mandatory cloakroom run by Academic Registry.
TCDSU Defends Response to Student Detainments at Trinity Ball
Trinity Ents said it 'needed time to vet any statement' relating to the presence of undercover Gardaí at last week's Trinity Ball.
Editorial
The Library Panic Revealed TCDSU’s Unhealthy Attitude Toward Student Woes
Being paid to represent 17,000 students for a year is not only no ordinary job, but a privilege.
Editorial
Trinity Ball Drug Detentions Are At Odds With TCDSU’s Decriminalisation Policy
The least the union owed students was a public statement on the detention of 26 students at the ball.
The Man Building Bridges Between Trinity and Palestine
Prof Brendan Browne has brought real experience of conflict into his teaching and research on Trinity's Belfast campus.
Unstoppable DUFC Under-20s Lift All-Ireland Again
DUFC's under-20s became the first side since 2012 to claim consecutive wins in the Fraser-McMullen Cup.
DUFC Men Undone by Lansdowne in Leinster League Final
Lansdowne proved too strong for a second-string DUFC side, lifting the Leinster League trophy after a 49-22 win.
Higher Education is Headed for a Quality Cliff Edge. It Must Help Itself
Tom Boland writes that universities are facing imminent threats to maintaining the quality of their education.
‘Frenzy’ Outside Library, As Reduced Opening Hours Leave Students Battling for Seats
Over a hundred students were forced to queue outside the library this morning.