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TCDSU Introduces Cap on Paper Election Materials
Candidates will only be permitted to print up to 600 manifestos.
Attendance Issues Plague TCDSU for Second Consecutive Council
In the absence of quorum, TCDSU's council was unable to vote on a motion to introduce an Irish-language committee.
TCDSU To Trial Online Voting for Class Rep Elections
The union will discuss the implementation of the new voting system at tonight's council.
College Asks Students Where to Put New Water Fountains
Students have the option to vote for one of six locations for the new fountains.
USI Calls for Rent Controls on Student Accommodation
USI Vice-President for Campaigns Michelle Byrne presented to the Oireachtas amid discussions over Sinn Féin's bill on student rent rights.
Nina Nesbitt to Play Trinity Ball, Star Says on Twitter
TCDSU Ents Officer David Flood refused to comment on whether Nesbitt would play at Trinity Ball next year.
75% of College Buildings Need Repair or Replacement
Data released at the launch of Trinity’s Estates Strategy found that 25 per cent of the College’s buildings are in good or excellent condition.
TEDx Trinity Postpones Feminism Talk, After Diversity Objections
The event, which was due to take place last night, was rescheduled after TEDx Trinity admitted “failure on our part”.
Christmas Tree to Light Up Two Weeks Early
The annual Christmas tree lighting will take place on November 28th.
Trinity Researchers Tackle the Quality of Dietary Data
The new research will not only improve the quality of dietary data but will also increase the capacity to identify diet-disease relationships