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Banner Taped to Campanile by TCDSU in Protest of Irish Language Rights Inaction
“Cá bhfuil an Ghaeilge?” read the banner taped to the Campanile on Friday morning.
Trinity Accommodation Worker Expresses Discontent With Working Conditions Over the Summer
Last summer front desk workers were paid exactly minimum wage, with supervisors being paid "a few cents more". A former supervisor told The University Times “this is not quite enough for the level of responsibility our role requires".
Comedian Max Fosh Receives Phil’s Bram Stoker Cultural Achievement Award
“Any place that gives me a medal for doing no work is a friend of mine”.
2024 Dublin Marathon Concludes with Heart and Soul
The annual race took place on October 27 with over 2,200 participants and the support of the city centre
Tá Gaelcholáiste Nua ag Oscailt ar Sráid Synge i 2026
Na "Syngers' ina Ghaelgeoirí - Nach deas an scéal é!
Trinity Professors Share Diverse Views and Approaches to Gen AI as Students Await College-Wide Policy
Trinity professors mitigate AI use in classrooms ahead of official college policy announcements.
Students with Disabilities Speak Out on Inadequate Accommodations on Campus
With lifts frequently broken, back to back day-long lectures, and disabled bathrooms locked, several students with disabilities have told The University Times that Trinity is not an accessible living or learning environment.
Ents Pav Takeover Saw Over 1,700 Students Party on the Cricket Pitch
Ents Officer Peadar Walsh speaks to The University Times about hosting the student bar's largest event on record.
Eispéireas Europa: An tAontas Eorpach i gCroílár Bhaile Átha Cliath
D’oscail an ionad cuairteora idirghníomhach i rith mhí Dheireadh Fómhair.
Dúnadh Chlub Chonradh na Gaeilge – Ní Bhrón, ach Dóchas, atá ós ár gComhair Amach
Is brónach an scéal é go bhfuil an Club le dúnadh. Ach, idir dúnadh agus athoscailt, tá neart cúiseanna dóchais chomh maith ann, a scríobhann Seathrún Sardina.