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College Approves Four Scholarships for Asylum Seekers
Trinity will offer four scholarships for students living in direct provision.
Students Launch Campaign to Encourage Voting in European Parliament Elections
The campaign is entitled 'This Time I'm Voting'.
GSU Candidates Shine in Intimate Hustings
Candidates seized the chance to impress voters, offering speeches full of passion and plans.
Repeating TSM Students May Be Forced to Change Course
Changes to TSM mean students in certain combinations will not be able to repeat years in their chosen course.
DUCAC Vice-Chair Calls for Major Constitutional Changes
Jemil Saidi is proposing the introduction of a new voting system and a 'more transparent' method of club budgeting.
Students Set Up Trinity’s First-Ever Sorority
The sorority is an 'unofficial, semi-secret group' according to its founders.
‘Urgent’ Changes Needed In Creative Arts School, Report Finds
Staff in the school have been left 'exhausted' by their huge workload.
USI National Congress ‘Undemocratic’, Says DITSU President
DITSU President Pierre Yimbog has criticised USI's running of national congress last week, after his union's motion on affiliation fees failed to be heard.
Fate of Admissions Feasibility Study Up in the Air
Trinity may discontinue its scheme that admits applicants using a personal statement and fewer CAO points.
Three Candidates to Run for GSU President After Uncontested Race Last Year
Gogoal Falia, Shaz Oye and Michael Sonne are running for president, with Gisèle Scanlon running uncontested for Vice-President.