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UCCSU Cancels Competition for Tickets to Versatile Concert
The union said that the 'controversial and provocative lyrics and attitudes' of the group caused upset among many UCC students.
Amid Protests, Trinity Lets Students in Hong Kong Decide Whether to Stay
A spokesperson for College said Trinity is 'careful to respect the autonomy, independence and decision-making of each student'.
Trinity Student, and College Lobby Group, Up for Red Cross Awards
Jessie Dolliver, a botany Scholar, and lobby group TCD Plastic Solutions have been nominated for the Young Humanitarian Award.
‘Let Her Stay’: DCUSU Urges Government to Revoke Student’s Deportation
Students gathered at the Justice Department demanding that the government revoke a deportation order issued to Mehwish Saqib.
UL President Wrote to RTÉ Offering to Relocate Lyric FM to Campus
Dr Des Fitzgerald said the closure of the Limerick studio was 'pure vandalism'.
Sensitive Documents Kept in UCD Student Centre Open to Student Access
Documents including payroll reports and PPS numbers are being stored in a room used mainly for storage by UCD Musical Society.
Trinity Researchers Put Mercury Transit on Display in Front Square
Mercury passed across the face of the sun today for the last time until 2032.
Demolition Noise Disrupts Students in Hamilton Library
Students have argued that building demolitions have made the Hamilton library 'not conducive to effective studying'.
Students for Sensible Drug Policy Group Sets Up in Trinity
The group held its first meeting on Thursday, with around 20 students in attendance.
‘Fragmented’ Structures Hampering Trinity’s Gender Equality Efforts
A confidential review of Trinity's gender equality networks found a lack of clear hierarchy when it comes to gender equality.