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GSU Members Vote to Appoint New Board

The GSU board provides advice and oversight to the union.
By Jody Druce

GSU Returns Surplus for 2021 Financial Year

The union's financial year ends in August.
By Jody Druce

Trinity Orders 100,000 Free Antigen Tests for Students

The government is providing €9 million for free tests for students.
By Meabh Gallagher

At Healthy Trinity Report Launch, Provost Links Education and Health

The report outlines the work carried out by Healthy Trinity this year, including the results of research carried out as part of the project.
By Emer Moreau

Trinity Student Numbers to Top 20,000 Next Year

The increase is the second largest in seven years.
By Jody Druce

Academics Less Likely to Disclose Disabilities, Report Finds

'Ableism in Academia Ireland' detailed how disabled people are underrepresented in academic employment.
By Faye Madden

NUIGSU Slams College for Moving Exams to Saturday and Sunday

The university closed yesterday due to Storm Barra, and has rescheduled exams for this weekend.
By Emer Moreau

Trinity to Open as Usual Tomorrow Despite Orange Warning Overnight

Dublin is under an orange weather warning until 7am tomorrow.
By Faye Madden

Trinity Projected to Lose Nearly €12m Next Year

College's budget predicts that it will not return to 'financial sustainability' until 2023.
By Emer Moreau

Trinity Will Open Tomorrow Unless Government Advises Otherwise

Students were asked to assume that scheduled exams will go ahead tomorrow.
By Jody Druce and Emer Moreau