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Thousands of Protestors March through Dublin Condemning Year-long Assault on Palestine
The march was organised by the Ireland Palestine Solidarity Campaign, and featured speeches and chants calling for an end to bombardment, and action by the Irish government.
Trinity Launches New Global Footprint Tracker Tool in an Initiative to Diversify Campus
While Ireland is the country of origin for the majority of Trinity students, College currently has 1,765 students from the United States and 938 from China enrolled out of the total student population.
Chris Mullin Receives Lawsoc’s Inaugural Praeses Elit Award
The Praeses Elit award, founded by former LawSoc auditor and first female president of Ireland Mary Robinson, is given to those who have made significant cultural and social contributions through their various fields
ISSU Criticises the Allocation of Nine Million Euro to Phone Pouches in Secondary Schools
Critics argue that funds towards phone pouches in secondary schools are unnecessary.
Union of Students in Ireland Denounces Budget 2025
USI criticised the lack of financial support for third-level students in Budget 2025
Trinity Keeps its Spot in the Top 100 in the 2025 QS World University Rankings
Humanities rise, while College's Sustainability ranking drops.
Annual cost of college breakdown reveals a 5% increase in the cost of living
In Switcher's report, Dublin comes out as the most expensive city for students.
College Announces Closure of Kinsella Hall due to Electrical Issues
While issues last, the Hamilton Library has become the alternative 24-hour study space.
Construction on Campanile to Continue until December
The ongoing construction is likely to be disappointing to tourists as one of Dublin’s most recognisable landmarks.
Trinity Launches New Mandatory Sustainable Development Module
The past week saw all first-year business students attend the new course, implemented as part of College's Education for Sustainable Development initiative.