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Students Vote In Favour of Ream of Changes to TCDSU Constitution
The referendum – billed as a vote to remove typos and conflicting passages from the constitution – also removes the GSU's vote at Union Forum.
TCDSU Slams ‘Condescending’ College Email to Halls Residents
TCDSU Communications Officer Philly Holmes said the tone of the email was ‘wholeheartedly inappropriate’.
Halls Dwellers Told to Shut Blinds and Turn Off Lights for Neighbours’ Sake
Halls residents have reported prison-like conditions in their accommodation complex during the coronavirus pandemic.
Mr Justice George Birmingham Appointed New Judicial Visitor
The Judicial Visitor, along with Trinity's Chancellor, has the final say on appeals of decisions made by College Board, interprets the College statutes and approves amendments to the College statutes.
UCD Students Will be Allowed to Finish Academic Year Online
Minister for Higher Education Simon Harris has reportedly been pushing for more in-person teaching next semester.
Trinity St James’s Cancer Institute Awarded OECI Accreditation
The OECI is considered the leading cancer accreditation agency in Europe.
Harris Announces €300,000 Fund to Support Travellers in Higher Education
The money was secured through the Dormant Accounts Fund and will be used to support technology and study space.
GSU Caution in Sharing Survey Data is Justified, Says Top Data Lawyer
The Trinity PhD Workers' Rights Group and the GSU have clashed over sensitive survey data about PhD students.
Printing House Square Projected to Open in Spring 2021
After years of setbacks, the coronavirus pandemic and contracting issues have further delayed the opening of the new accommodation complex.
76% of Societies Say TEP Has Negatively Impacted Them
CSC Chair Ryan Grunwell expressed concerns about the effects of the Trinity Education Programme on society life.