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TCDSU Votes to Create Full-Time Irish Language Sabbatical Officer
The motion, which was passed at the third council of the year, marks the implementation of a long-term Irish language policy
Welfare Officer Looks to Tackle Period Poverty on Campus
In a proposal to the Student Life Committee, TCDSU Welfare Officer Aoife Bennett requests that College helps streamline and support the provision of free period products on Campus after a once-off TCDSU-run initiative last academic year proved popular.
1,000 People Protest Israel’s Assault on Gaza
The demonstration called for an immediate ceasefire and the expulsion of the Israeli ambassador from Ireland.
USI and TCDSU Call to Cut Ties with University Rankings
In a motion passed at USI Council this evening and in a letter from the TCDSU to the Provost, student representatives are calling for College governing bodies to “re-evaluate their participation in university rankings” with the ultimate goal to withdraw from those they see as unfit.
Trinity Names Sports Scholars for 2023/24 Academic Year
This year’s Sports Scholars feature athletes from a variety of sports, including basketball, rugby, GAA, rowing, hockey, fencing, sailing and cricket.
College Announces Rent Freeze for 2024/25 Academic Year
Amid concerns over financial pressures and fostering diversity, the College has committed to keeping accommodation rates unchanged.
Hist Wins Second Guinness World Record After Marathon Debate
Following its recognition as the oldest student society, members of the College Historical Society earned a second world record after a 27-hour debate.
Molnárfi Under Pressure From Electoral Commission
The most recent Electoral Commission report, to be presented this evening at Student Council, serves as a reminder to TCDSU President László Molnárfi of his constitutional obligations.
Lost in Translation: Exchange Students Condemn College’s Poor Communication
Trinity's study abroad programme is systemically disorganised and uncommunicative, leaving students frustrated and at times vulnerable.
Academic Integrity Week Launches at Trinity
A full week of events are available to students and staff at Trinity College Dublin to mark National Academic Integrity Week and the International Day for Academic Integrity, with a focus on combating the use of AI in education and assessment.