Accommodation
TCDSU Must Organise a Campus Rent Strike Within the Year
If an on-campus rent strike succeeded in Trinity, it would set an extraordinary precedent, writes Cormac Watson.
Editorial
Pav Debacle Shows How Toxic Luxury Accommodation Has Become
Students will no longer tolerate college bodies partnering with the likes of LIV Student and Aparto.
Taispeánann Corraíl an Pav Cé Chomh Nimhneach Is Atá Lóistín Soláisteach Faoi Láthair
Níl mic léinn sásta glacadh le comhphártaíocht idir eagraíochtaí an Chóláiste agus comhlachtaí ar nós LIV Student agus Aparto a thuilleadh.
Pav Chairman Rules Out Events With Luxury Accommodation Providers
After backlash among students, Cyril Smyth said that 'no event/function involving LIV/Aparto is taking place in the Pavilion Bar next week'.
Editorial
Skipping College for Work is a Slippery Slope Towards Undervaluing Education
In the current unaffordable climate, it seems students scrabbling to get by is becoming increasingly normalised.
Luach Ró-Íseal ar an Oideachas a Bheidh i gCeist le Cailleadh Ranganna don Obair
Le cúrsaí ríchostasacha faoi láthair, tá an dreach ar an scéal nach bhfuil deireadh i ndán do streachailt na mac léinn.
TCDSU Demands €500 Fee Cut in Meeting with Higher Education Minister
TCDSU officers today met Minister for Higher Education Mary Mitchell-O'Connor to discuss a range of issues affecting third-level students.
Trinity to Hire New Accommodation Chief, With Salary Up to €118k
Trinity is looking to hire a new head of accommodation and commercial property.
55% Of Students Skipping College for Paid Work
A survey of 445 students has found that 55 per cent are skipping lectures for paid work.
Mitchell O’Connor Lauds SUSI Grants as Government Delays Call on Funding
Minister for Higher Education Mary Mitchell O'Connor said students should use SUSI grants to pay for the cost of their accommodation.