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Admin Troubles Cause Lengthy Delays At First TCDSU Council
TCDSU council began almost an hour later than previously planned.
TCDSU Votes to Formally Support Diversity in STEM Campaign
The union voted this evening in favour of a motion which will see it adopt formal recognition of the campaign.
Vótáil TCDSU Anocht Chun Coiste Gaeilge a Bhunú
Chuir an t-Oifigeach Gaeilge Gretchen Nic Sheanlaoich an rún chun tosaigh ag an gComhairle.
Oversight Commission to Present Yearly Review of Union Mandates to Council
The Oversight Commission acts as a conduit between students and union policy.
TCDSU Votes to Lobby for Reduced International Student Fees
The motion was overwhelmingly passed tonight at the first TCDSU council of the academic year.
Uninest Accommodation to be Repurposed for Tourists and Renters
Dublin City Council has permitted the use of student accomodation facilities for general rent and holiday-makers due to reduced student demand.
Harris to Announce Funding for 14,000 College Places With Reduced Fees
Some €30 million will be made available to support upskilling for workers affected by the pandemic.
Head of Trinity Young Greens Resigns Over Party’s Dáil Record
The Green Party came under fire in recent days over its decision to back an act that would seal thousands of records on the Mother and Baby homes.
Residents Allowed Refunds on Remaining License Fee for College Accommodation
Residents in College accommodation are allowed to remain in their flats despite level-five restrictions.
Trinity Education: A Look Back on Seven Years of Ambition and Controversy
Trinity Education – previously called the Trinity Education Project – was launched yesterday at a ceremony in the Exam Hall.