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College to Apply for Equality Award by 2022, Despite ‘Disappointing’ Efforts so Far
A top gender equality official has said College will push for the silver Athena SWAN by 2022, but the new strategic plan aims for 2025.
‘Engage With the Future’: College Moots Wildflower Meadow At Front Gate
The public are to vote on whether to turn the grassy patches surrounding Edmund Burke and Oliver Goldsmith into a wildflower meadow.
Sally Rooney’s Conversations With Friends to be Adapted for TV
The Trinity's graduate's second novel, Normal People, has already been made into a series, which will air in April.
Plans to Replace Santry Stacks on Hold Due to Lack of Funding
A business plan has not been developed to replace Santry Stacks, which was flagged as "not fit for purpose" nearly two years ago.
An Síneadh Fada ar Fáil ar Chartaí Mac Léinn Anois
Beidh an deis ag mic léinn dul chuig an Chlárlann Acadúil chun cárta nua a fháil leis an síneadh fada.
Eoin Hand Vows to Oppose Creative Arts Relocation if President
Hand said he wants to protect the presence of the creative arts on campus, if as elected TCDSU president.
4% Rent Hike Off Agenda, College Says, But Future Increases Remain Likely
A proposed increase to the cost of Trinity's accommodation is no longer on the agenda for the next meeting of College's Finance Committee.
College Accommodation Hikes Continue, as UCC Raises Rent by 3%
UCCSU said the decision indicates 'a chasm of priorities emerging between UCC and its 22,000 students'.
Trinity Ball Tickets Sell Out Within Two Hours
At the time of publishing, a small number of tickets remain on sale in House Six – but the union has warned there's no point joining the queue.
Trinity Joins Colleges in €80k Online System for Reporting Sexual Assault
Nine colleges have signed up to a new project that will allow students to anonymously report experiences of sexual assault