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Student Election Poll: Social Democrats Lead, with Sinn Féin in Second Place
The University Times General Election poll is out, with valid responses from 416 students from across the campus.
Deportation, Enforcement, and Detention Centres
Fine Gael, Sinn Féin, and Fianna Fáil party manifestos promise the implementation of stricter rules for asylum seekers.
Behind the Reception Desk at Trinity Student Counseling Services
Aga, the front office supervisor at SCS, took The University Times through a Monday in the office.
Ireland Ranked as Sixth Best Country in the World for Higher Education 2024
Higher Education platform The Campus Advisor announces the “30 Best Countries in the World for Higher Education 2024.”
Who Will Students Vote for in the General Election?
The University Times are polling students on their voting preferences for the upcoming election.
Health Science Students Protest Study and Working Conditions
“I’m tired of not being able to live my life because I can’t afford groceries because I have to spend my money to get to Wicklow on a placement that wasn’t even paid for. I’m tired of getting up at two in the morning and risking my life on dangerous streets of Dublin just so I can get to a placement on time.”
Ticking Clock, Tremendous Challenges: Two Days Left of COP29 Negotiations
Virtual Delegate Isabel Norman examines the obstacles of COP negotiations.
College-Wide Referendum to be Held on Section 1.5 of the Students Union Constitution
The new proposed wording that will be voted on is “The Union shall pursue these objectives independent of any political party or religious organisation”.
Free ADHD Support Program Launches for Third-Level Students in Ireland
ADHD Ireland offers a Six-Week Virtual Course on Understanding and Managing ADHD in University.
TCD Academics for Palestine State College Taskforce “Will Do Nothing”
The group alleges that they have been blocked from participating in the College Taskforce and has expressed dissatisfaction at the taskforce’s meeting six months after the agreement and its remit.