College
If You Believe in Freedom, and in Love, You Must Oppose Desk Monitors
The introduction of desk monitors would be as out of place in our libraries as clock-in systems – it will destroy library culture, writes Eithne Duffy.
Trinity Declined to Disclose Details of Artwork Hidden From Public View
For reasons of security and "public interest", College would not say which of its extensive art collection is on view for academics only.
An tSeachtain Seo Caite, Thréig Comhairle TCDSU a Choimeádachas – Arís
Ag an gcomhairle deireanach, dhiúltaigh TCDSU rún chun tacú le Cut the Rent, grúpa mac léinn atá ag eagrú stailc chíosa.
Editorial
Cut The Rent Debacle Exposes A Timid Council’s Conservatism
At last council, TCDSU rejected a motion to support Cut the Rent, a student-led group trying to organize a rent strike.
Languages, Debate and Internet Security: Your Week Ahead
You can put off your essays a little longer – this week has lots to offer.
Contribution
I Was in an Emotionally Abusive Relationship – I’m Still Standing
In relationships, emotional abuse can take many forms. It's important to know the signs.
Mary McAleese Elected Trinity’s New Chancellor
McAleese, the only candidate nominated for the role, will take over as the official head of the university.
Just 61 Travellers in Third-Level in 2017, Finds Report
The report was commissioned by the Department of Education.
Book of Kells to Be Replaced with Replica Until March 2020
The manuscript will be removed on Monday to allow for conservation works to its display room in the Old Library.
TCDSU Votes to Renew Four Part-Time Officer Positions
The mandates for the positions had run out at last council so the union had to rerun elections for the positions.