College
20% Increase in Emergency Counselling Appointments Since 2015
The report claims that there was a €1.75 million net benefit to Trinity due to the work of the Student Counselling Service.
Erasmus Has Made Irish Students Citizens of the World
The Minister of State for European Affairs, Helen McEntee, argues that Ireland's future lies at the heart of Europe.
Students Vote for Re-Think on TCDSU’s Smoking Stance
TCDSU's council voted to remove the union's current mandate on smoke-free zones.
Trinity’s Lir Academy Enjoyed 8% Rise in Income in 2016
As of September 2016, the Lir still had a deficit.
Only Eight Women Appointed to 46-Member Provost’s Council
Only 17 per cent of members of the Provost's Council are women.
Ní Bheart Smachtúil Í Ballraíocht Éigeantach An Aontais Mic Léinn
Agus feachtais dí-chomhlachais ag bailiú luais, cuimhnímis ar na difríocht idir aontais mic léinn agus a macasámhail náisiúnta.
Editorial
Direct Provision Campaign Should Force TCDSU to Uphold its Mandate
If Aramark Off Our Campus is to actually have an impact, it needs to become part of a larger conversation.
RAG Committee Removed After TCDSU Council Motion
The week-long campaign that raises money for charity will now be run by the 15-strong Ents Committee.
TCDSU to Lobby College Against Renewing Aramark Deal
Aramark has attracted criticism from students in Trinity recently for its role in direct provision centres.
Smoke-Free Zones a Success, Says Trinity
Across all the smoke-free zones, Trinity found an average 81 per cent decrease in smoking.