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Contributions to College Life Not Considered in Housing Allocation, Despite Appearing on Application for Years
An email obtained by the University Times suggests students’ involvement in on-campus life played no role in accommodation decisions since at least 2025, despite being listed on the on-campus housing application.
Irish Businessman and Philanthropist Martin Naughton Passes Away
“His passion and optimism were infectious”
26.7% of Applicants Secured On-Campus Accommodation, with Students Questioning Changing Application Criteria
Students raise concerns over transparency and changing application criteria in the college's approach to allocating scarce on-campus accommodation
Protesters Gather in Response to Powerscourt Hosting Off-the-Record Peter Thiel Retreat
Dialog, the secretive forum co-founded by Palantir's Peter Thiel, is due to hold talks at Powerscourt hotel this August
Fire in TBSI Mobilises Dublin Fire Brigade
Emergency services respond to a fire at TBSI Wednesday afternoon, with situation brought to control shortly before 1pm.
Law Colloquium Allegedly Appoints “Emergency” Committee Despite Warnings from Law School
The Phoenix Magazine Going Into ‘Voluntary Liquidation’
One of Ireland’s leading investigative and satirical magazines is closing down after over 40 years of publication.
TCDSU Confirms Third Consecutive Rent Freeze
The Union confirmed on June 9th that rents will not go up on College-owned student accommodation for next year
Katie Lynch Elected Next Chairperson of Trinity Sport Union
Following the Annual General Meeting of TSU, Katie Lynch, Aisling Mulligan, Carmel Maher, and Sam Ledoux have been elected as the new student officers of the Union
42,000 Student Beds to Be Made Available by 2035
The new beds are part of the Government's strategy to tackle the student accommodation crisis