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Three Month Wait Time for Psychiatrist Appointments at College Health

During its busiest season over two thousand doctor and nurse appointments are reserved for students.
By Natalia Kamendy
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An Siopa Leabhar ar Oscailt Arís Tar Éis a Dhúnta

Dúnadh sean-ionad an Siopa ag deireadh mhí Mheáin Fómhair.
By Seathrún Sardina
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Discovery of New Oscar Wilde Books Resolves a Serious Loss in LGBT Literary History.

The three new books found from Wilde’s personal collection by the University College Library team provides new insight into the life of the famous writer.
By Charlie Swan
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USI Survey Finds Major Political Parties are Unresponsive to Student Issues

Governing parties face criticism from the Union of Students in Ireland and People Before Profit for not responding to USI's questions on party policy.
By Natalia Kamendy
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Jaws na hÉireann?

Tá cuma ar an scéal go bhfuil ainmhí nua tagtha go hUiscí na hÉireann.
By Ruairí Goodwin
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College Announces Plans to Increase Staffing at Oifig na Gaeilge

College has been criticised by TCDSU for failing to comply with Official Language legislation, with TCDSU calling for an Action Plan as to how College intends to achieve the goal of 20% of its staff having upper-intermediate level Irish by 2030. TCDSU is also calling for a tripling in funding for Oifig na Gaeilge in order to see at least two more staff members fully employed. 
By Alannah Wrynn
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Trinity Med Day Host Fundraiser

600 Medicine students spent Friday collecting funds for teaching hospitals.
By Isabella Roussel
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Trinity Student Launches Petition to Advocate for Free Period Products in Secondary Schools

Half of girls 12-19 living in Ireland experience period poverty. Sheenagh Rowland speaks to The University Times about the need for equitable access to period products.
By Nicole Saluck
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Why Trinity Students are Protesting for Palestine

By Brídín Ní Fhearraigh-Joyce
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Walkout Staged Mid-Debate Over Debating Society’s “Pure, Blatant Racism”

The Phil’s Udoma debate saw six members leave the chamber after speakers disclosed their experiences of racism within the Phil.
By Brídín Ní Fhearraigh-Joyce