Feb 18, 2019

By: Sinéad Baker

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Keane, Responding to Online Criticism, Justifies Decision to Oppose Pro-Boycott Motion

Students for Justice in Palestine said that Keane, who has supported the movement in the past, promised not to speak against the motion.
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Amid Increasing Encroachments on Their Freedoms, Students’ Unions Seek to Legislate for Independence

Feeling unable to act, campaign and budget free of interference from their institutions, unions fear they will be unable to fulfil their mandate to students.
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TCDSU Secures Hamilton Lecture Theatres as Study Spaces for April and May

Announced this evening at TCDSU’s council, the move will see the theatres available from 9am to 9pm.
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Mistakenly Stating Annual Income as €355 Reason Behind Trinity’s Rankings Exclusion

An FOI request by the Sunday Times reveals that Trinity listed its annual income as €355 instead of €355 million.
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USI Votes to Introduce Full-Time Irish Language Officer, Delaying Decision on Postgraduate Officer

The union also voted to introduce a Dublin regional officer and rejected calls to abolish the Vice-President for Campaigns.
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Michael Kerrigan Elected President of USI

Amy Kelly was elected Vice-President for Campaigns in the most contested race.
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Feature

Finding the Common Cause Between Students and Workers

With Queen's students creating a historic agreement with staff unions and strike action planned in Trinity, what common cause can students and their staff counterparts find?
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Law School Considered as Next Target of College Philanthropy Campaign

At a meeting of the College Board in January, the Provost noted that the Law School could come under Trinity's philanthropy campaign.
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Review

With Two Teams Placing First, DU Dance Sees Intervarsities Success

Despite ongoing issues with space this year, the society took home multiple awards, with its jazz and contemporary teams coming in first place.
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Gerry Adams Praises Student Leadership in Campaign for Irish Unity

With Sinn Féin groups helping to bring about successful referenda on three campuses, and students currently voting in Trinity, Irish unity is becoming one of the most-discussed issues in the country.

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