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What We Can Learn From the Lack of Queer Spaces During COVID Times
Club culture is a valued aspect of the Queer social scene – it just shouldn’t be the only aspect, writes Louis Butler Lynch.
Students Unable to Anonymise Exams Submitted Via Turnitin
Trinity has been forced to move exams online due to the coronavirus pandemic.
In the Midst of the Pandemic, Some Keep Up the Fight for Sustainability
The normal model for climate activists has been thrown out the window – but the importance of climate action has never been higher.
Extra College Places Here to Stay, Says Harris
The government created over 2,000 new college places last year.
Harris to Create Working Group on Student Wellbeing
The group will include representatives from student bodies across the country, and will be chaired by the president of USI.
Meet the People Behind Trinity’s Multifaceted Climate Change Research
Climate change is a complex subject stretching across a variety of schools and disciplines.
Doyle, Hogan and Ohlmeyer Confirm Eligibility for Provost Election
Applicants to run for Provost must clear an interview stage, which concluded today, and be confirmed eligible to proceed to the campaign.
Lack of Clarity Over Essential Work Gives College ‘Carte Blanche’, Say Unions
Trinity reps for Unite the Union and SIPTU have expressed ‘grave concerns’ about the number of staff who are still working on campus despite current restrictions.
Cambridge Launches TAP-Inspired Foundation Programme
The programme will begin to accept students in October 2022, and will be free of charge.
DUBC Rower John Tanguay’s Journey to the 2021 Paralympics
Despite his disability Tanguay competed among the highest tier of rowing athletes in the world while at Columbia University.