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Oireachtas Committee Calls for Rational and Factual Debate on the Eighth Amendment
The committee's much anticipated report called for significant reforms of abortion law in Ireland.
Queen’s University Belfast to Join Controversial Teaching Framework
QUBSU's president said the vote was 'disappointing'.
USI to Protest Against Avoca’s Links to Direct Provision
Avoca is owned by Aramark, which provides food to direct provision centres.
Men Outnumber Women in Senior Students’ Union Positions
Only three female students' union presidents over the last three years across eight of Ireland's largest colleges.
Only 18 Students Skipped Trinity’s Fire Safety Talk
Only four students failed to seek permission to miss the compulsory talk.
Provost Expresses Concern Over Columbia Course
The Provost raised questions about the Department of Near and Middle Eastern Studies's ability to contribute to the Columbia partnership.
USI to Host Postgraduate Conference
Postgraduate students have long lobbied for better representation from the national union.
LGBT Rights Officer Launches Sub-Committee
The committee will assist the LGBT Rights Officer in making Trinity a more tolerant space for students.
Trinity Lowers Entrance Exhibition Points to 500
Only one student per school will now be eligible for the award.
Strike 4 Repeal Plans Next Steps
The campaign met tonight to discuss plans ahead of a referendum on the eighth amendment.