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Any Relaxation of College Restrictions Must Be ‘Gradual’, Says IFUT
Higher Education Minister Simon Harris is reportedly pushing for more in-person teaching next semester.
TCDSU Down €49k Last Year After Pandemic’s Financial Shock
TCDSU’s account from 2018/19 recorded a surplus of over €30,000 – a reversal of the previous year’s shortfall.
Trinity Hires New Assistant Professor to Lead Black Studies Elective
Trinity decided to launch a Black Studies module, after a College-wide campaign in the wake of the killing of George Floyd.
Prayer Meetings Breach Laurentian Society’s Constitution, Says CSC
DU Laurentian Society is a Catholic group for students in Trinity.
Trinity Apologises For ‘Undue Distress’ Caused By Mislabelled Graduation Videos
Graduates reported confusion and upset this weekend after their graduation ceremony videos were mislabelled.
New Library Rule Gives Students 45-Minute Window to Check Into Seat
Students have complained that people aren't showing up to their booked seats in the library.
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.