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Trinity Names Sports Scholars for 2023/24 Academic Year
This year’s Sports Scholars feature athletes from a variety of sports, including basketball, rugby, GAA, rowing, hockey, fencing, sailing and cricket.
College Announces Rent Freeze for 2024/25 Academic Year
Amid concerns over financial pressures and fostering diversity, the College has committed to keeping accommodation rates unchanged.
Hist Wins Second Guinness World Record After Marathon Debate
Following its recognition as the oldest student society, members of the College Historical Society earned a second world record after a 27-hour debate.
Molnárfi Under Pressure From Electoral Commission
The most recent Electoral Commission report, to be presented this evening at Student Council, serves as a reminder to TCDSU President László Molnárfi of his constitutional obligations.
Lost in Translation: Exchange Students Condemn College’s Poor Communication
Trinity's study abroad programme is systemically disorganised and uncommunicative, leaving students frustrated and at times vulnerable.
Gross Inequalities in Resourcing of Trinity Women’s Soccer Team
The team has had to forfeit matches due to lack of funding and currently has no coach
Academic Integrity Week Launches at Trinity
A full week of events are available to students and staff at Trinity College Dublin to mark National Academic Integrity Week and the International Day for Academic Integrity, with a focus on combating the use of AI in education and assessment.
The Hist Triumphs Over The Phil in World Record Win
Guinness World Records deem The Hist the oldest student society in the world, a title also claimed by The Phil
TCDSU, Students4Change and People Before Profit Protest Trinity’s Links to Matheson Law Firm
The students held a banner and wore fake blood to highlight the effects of "vulture funds".
What Does the Budget Mean for Students?
The 2023/2024 budget includes changes to the Student Assistant Fund, SUSI grants and the cost of public transport.