College

TCDSU Introduces Cap on Paper Election Materials

Candidates will only be permitted to print up to 600 manifestos.
By Eleanor O'Mahony

Attendance Issues Plague TCDSU for Second Consecutive Council

In the absence of quorum, TCDSU's council was unable to vote on a motion to introduce an Irish-language committee.
By Aisling Marren and Donal MacNamee

TCDSU To Trial Online Voting for Class Rep Elections

The union will discuss the implementation of the new voting system at tonight's council.
By Eleanor O'Mahony

In Players, a Celebration of Women in Theatre

This week, DU Players is hosting a festival putting women centre stage.
By Jack Farrell

Ag Cáineadh Rangaithe, tá Iarracht á Déanamh ag an Propast Stair a Athscríobh

Theip ar an gcath ainniseach i gcoinnithe rangaithe íslithe, agus is ábhar macnaimh é don Phropast.
Editorial

Bewailing Rankings, The Provost Tries to Rewrite History and Redefine His Legacy

The failure of an almost-neurotic battle against declining rankings has caused the Provost to rethink his approach.

Media, Meditation and Maidens Na Gaeilge: Your Week Ahead

Trinity's societies are keeping up the pace as the first term races to its conclusion.
By Molly Furey

Sean Ryan Has Been Cleared of Sexual Harassment Allegations

Ryan posted a screenshot of an email on Facebook from the Junior Dean, which cleared him of sexual harassment.
By Kathleen McNamee and Róisín Power
Editorial

There is No Victory in the Junior Dean’s Sean Ryan Findings

The Junior Dean’s response concludes only that the allegations against Sean Ryan did not breach College’s disciplinary rules. Students should expect more.

At UNESCO Lecture, Chris Morash Constructs a City of Words

Trinity's Vice-Provost delivered the first annual UNESCO City of Literature lecture on Thursday evening.
By Gráinne Quigley