College
Editorial
The Collapse of the GSU is the Culmination of Years of Systemic Issues
The organisation's funding and official status as a capitative body were revoked last Thursday by College Board.
Trinity’s New Graduation Protocol: What Does it Mean for Students?
With the first wave of graduations to follow the new protocol underway, Gina Bagnulo explores what the new rules mean for students.
Trinity Med Day Aim to Pass €1m Threshold on Their 21st Anniversary
Since 2002, the student charity organisation has been raising funds for projects in Trinity-affiliated teaching hospitals.
Committee Elections Dominate First Council
Representatives were elected to a number of committees including the Undergraduate Student Committee, the Education Committee and the Communications and Marketing Committee.
Trinity Takes Ownership of Printing House Square
The building will provide 249 new "state of the art" beds to students.
Harris Confirms Double SUSI Payment to Be Made on December 16th
The payment comes as part of a number of measures in Budget 2023 to help alleviate the cost of living crisis for students and their families.
Harris Outlines SUSI Grant, Stipends at Press Briefing for Budget 2023
The Minister for Higher Education and Research confirmed a number of measures presented on Tuesday in Budget 2023.
HEA Bill Passes With Amendments Securing Student Union Representation
Senator Lynn Ruane said that “it is really welcome that a legal guarantee has been put in place for student union representatives on governing authorities”.
HEA Bill Approved by Oireachtas
The bill was passed by the Houses of Parliament with new amendments late last night.
Students Walk Out of Classes to Protest Rising Cost of Living
Thousands flocked to Front Square at 11.11am today after being allowed to leave classes, a move made by the administration to show solidarity with students protesting.