College
Editorial
Skilful Backroom Negotiations Are Required to Protect Trinity’s Autonomy
In the heads of a bill to reform university governance structures, Trinity was the only university mentioned as being potentially excluded from some of the reforms.
Trinity Trend: Crafty Charms
Chioma Muoneke talks us through the joys of the candy-inspired charms cropping up all over campus (and your instagram feed).
Trinity Shave or Dye 2021: The Long and Short of it
The event, organised by DU Players’ Ents Officer Faith Jones raised over €4,800 euro for the Irish Cancer Society.
Student Nurses and Midwives to Receive Backdated COVID Grant by June 1st
The €100 grant was met with frustration when it was announced earlier this year.
Editorial
House Six’s Inaccessibility is a Historical Wrong. College Must Listen to Students
TCDSU will lobby College to look into making House Six more accessible, following a motion passed at Council this week.
Govt Leaves Door Open to Flexibility on Restructuring of College Board
If the government legislation is passed, the HEA will have increased power over Irish universities.
Trinity Plans to Spend €150,000 on Self-Guided Campus Tour App
The app will provide tours of Trinity’s city-centre campus, along with multiple other features.
USI President: Ministers’ Comments About Students on PUP Are ‘Offensive’
One minister said that, as a result of PUP, there was ‘a real danger we are going to develop a culture of welfare dependency in our students’.
Trinity’s Inspiring Generations Campaign Hits 150,000 Volunteer Hours
The campaign goal of 150,000 volunteer hours was set out during its launch in 2019, along with an aim to raise €400 million in funding.
I’m Thankful for the College Experience, but Fed Up With its Inaccessibility
Until every single aspect of Trinity and the education the college provides becomes totally accessible, the label of inaccessibility will cover the whole college, writes Niamh Ní Hoireabhaird.