Outdated Drug Policies are Putting Trinity Ball Attendees at Risk
Each year students are forced to submit to outside regulation is another year they should be amplifying efforts to campaign for decriminalisation, writes Caoimhe Weakliam.
Seanad Bye Election Count
Join us from the Public Theatre as the counting of ballots to replace Ivana Bacik gets underway.
TCDSU Breached USI Anti-War Stance by Supporting Ukraine Protest
A graphic about the protest said that Irish neutrality 'is not an option'.
CSC, TCDSU Fail to Reach Quorum for Respective Meetings
The CSC AGM was due to take place this evening and TCDSU council was scheduled to meet.
As the Trinity Colonial Legacies Project Publishes its First Audit, its Members Reflect on What This Means for College
With the project reaching its halfway mark, the report shines a light on how College might go forward and address its legacy.
Students to Sit Some Leaving Cert Exams in Fifth Year Under Mooted Reforms
Written examinations will be worth no more than 60 per cent of a student's final leaving certificate marks as part of phased changes.
Leaving Cert Reform: A Battle to Retain Public Trust and Reduce Student Stress
From 2024, students will sit a number of exams in fifth year to reduce the pressure that the mammoth exam session at the end of sixth year brings.
Trinity’s Divestment from Fossil Fuels Still Not Complete
College said last year it would move its investment portfolio into a new, climate-conscious fund by the end of March.
College Left €150m Short for Trinity East by Government
There were no provisions in the National Development Plan for the site, which was being billed as a second campus for Trinity.
Social Work Students Hit Out at New ‘Stressful’ Attendance Tracker
The mobile app keeps a log of how often a student is late to class or misses lectures entirely.