Students to Get Trinity Ball Refunds by April 16th, Says Organising Committee
The Trinity Ball Committee told ticket-holders they'll get refunds in the coming weeks.
In Dublin, An Online Market Means Saturdays Are Still For Sustainability
Taz Kelleher and Geraldine Carton, the founders of Sustainable Fashion Dublin, have taken their weekly flea market to Instagram.
For Lauren Grigsby, Meteors’ Shooting Star, ‘Losing Was Not an Option’
Lauren Grigsby made a remarkable contribution to Trinity basketball this year. Her coaches – in Ireland and the US – aren't surprised.
GSU President Could Lose Union Forum Vote, in Proposed Constitutional Change
Students will vote on a change to TCDSU'S constitution that could strip the GSU president of a vote on an important union body.
On the Frontlines and Behind the Scenes, Students Help Fight the Virus
Around the country, thousands of students – medical and otherwise – are volunteering to help fight the coronavirus.
Trinity Taking No-Detriment Calls ‘Very Seriously’, Vice-Provost Tells Campaigners
Jurgen Barkhoff responded to students who participated in a ‘bombardment campaign’, with an email that greeted them by name.
TCDSU to Create Irish Language Policy
TCDSU's council voted in favour of a motion that will allow the union to 'justly serve our members who speak Irish as their first language'.
Students to Vote on Wording Changes to TCDSU Constitution
TCDSU council voted to run a referendum on wording changes to the union's constitution, designed to give the document a 'clean up'.
Second-Level Students’ Union Urges ‘No Detriment’ Policy in Leaving Cert
A survey this week saw 49 per cent of leaving certificate students arguing they'd rather use completed coursework to determine their final grades.
With Email Bombardment, Students Step Up ‘No Detriment’ Campaign
Students are emailing College demanding that those with a passing grade will not have their mark brought down by summer assessments.