College's decision to shut down the Dining Hall occupation triggered protests across campus.
By Dominic McGrath and Róisín Power
Trinity's Indian Society has postponed the sold-out event again 'to a sunny day'.
By Ivan Rakhmanin
The union will cover the wages of casual student staff who couldn’t work during the occupation.
By Dominic McGrath
Organisers said morale is high today, with lectures and teach-ins planned.
By Niamh Egleston
The Labour Party Spokesperson on Education has joined growing calls for Trinity to axe supplemental fees.
By Alanna MacNamee
Documents seen by The University Times show Trinity chose between three options when coming to its decision on supplemental fees.
By Dominic McGrath and Eleanor O'Mahony
Trinity said it was ‘disappointed’ with today’s occupation of the Dining Hall.
By Dominic McGrath
IFUT and the Irish Universities Association signed an agreement that would resolve some ongoing concerns over temporary contracts.
By Aisling Marren
Since taking office, Prendergast has claimed over €38,000 in expenses.
By Róisín Power
Green Party Deputy Leader Catherine Martin has said that the government can't continue to ignore the third-level funding crisis.
By Kathleen McNamee