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GSU Announces New Executive Officers at Long-Delayed AGM
No hustings were organised for contested positions, despite the GSU constitution stating they must be held.
TCDSU Launches Petition to Reduce the Student Contribution Fee
The petition was launched alongside USI’s 'Education for All' campaign.
Postgraduates Slam GSU Over AGM Election ‘Chaos’
The GSU constitution states that ‘a public hustings for postgraduates’ must be organised for contested officer races, but no such event was organised before the vote.
GSU Releases PhD Survey Data to Workers’ Rights Group After Months of Conflict
The GSU and TCD PhD Workers’ Rights Group have grappled over the release of results of a survey for the past few months.
Trinity Researchers Awarded €2.1m in COVID ‘Rapid Response’ Funds
The funding is part of government-funded €10.5 million investment into 39 research and innovation projects related to the coronavirus.
GMIT Apologises After Lecturers Overheard Insulting Students
Footage of GMIT lecturers discussing students’ performance in a presentation has been circulating online in recent days.
Google Outage Shuts Down MyZone For Approximately an Hour
The outage affected some of Google’s most popular services such as Drive and Gmail.
GSU Push Forward Long-Delayed AGM to Wednesday
The AGM will include a number of high-profile elections to senior positions in the GSU.
71% of Students Feel Behind in Course, Says Survey
Trinity carried out the survey to get an idea of what students want next semester.
Scholars Urge Visitors to Reject Quota System Proposal
The Scholars' Committee made the submission to the Visitors on December 7th.