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Trinity May Drastically Cut Student Admissions in Next Five Years, Says Provost
Speaking on the Seán O'Rourke show, Patrick Prendergast said Trinity may need to make the reduction in order to arrest recent rankings falls.
Developers of TCDSU Voting System Explain Class Rep Mishap
Last week, TCDSU announced that a number of class representatives had been erroneously elected.
Cut the Rent Members to Start Canvassing for Rent Strikes
Members of the new group decided tonight at their first meeting to start canvassing for a rent strike.
TCDSU Takes Anti No-Deal Brexit Stance at Council
TCDSU tonight passed a motion adopting a stance rejecting a no-deal Brexit.
USI Calls Off ‘Break The Barriers’ March Ahead of Hurricane Lorenzo
The march aimed to protest the increased costs of attending college.
‘The Nicest Man in the World’: Trinity Holds Memorial for Séamus Lawless
Prof Séamus Lawless died earlier this year after falling off a balcony on Mount Everest.
Queen’s Expresses Regret Over Use of ‘Barbaric’ Gay Aversion Therapy
The Belfast university said that it now wants to create an environment that "strongly supports its LGBT+ community".
TCDSU to Introduce Sign Language Interpreters to Council
Communications and marketing officer Muireann Kane said she was 'very excited' to bring the initiative to the union's council.
Fianna Fáil Healthcare Spokesperson Meets Student Leaders
Fianna Fáil healthcare spokesperson Stephen Donnelly said students' unions are having to 'fill the gaps' as a result of government underfunding.
With Hopes of Change, DUCAC Ejects a Symbol of the Old Guard
Jemil Saidi has become DUCAC's first student Chair. His election could have radical implications for an organisation often slow to change.