Announced this evening at TCDSU’s council, the move will see the theatres available from 9am to 9pm.
By Sinéad Baker
The research shows that Ireland is neither small enough nor big enough to take on an income-contingent loan scheme.
By Brónagh Kennedy
The targets are a part of a strategy, launched in 2009, that aims to increase the proportion of international students from 7.8 per cent to 18 per cent by 2019.
By Eleanor O’Mahony
Trinity raised concerns over tourists causing wear and tour on old buildings facilities despite not spending money on campus.
By Niamh Egleston
The motion proposes that Trinity divests all university funds from the country, as well as an introducing an academic boycott.
By Hannah Moody
The union also has support from College to book lecture theatres as extra study areas for students affected by the Luas works.
By Róisín Power and Dominic McGrath
An FOI request by the Sunday Times reveals that Trinity listed its annual income as €355 instead of €355 million.
By Sinéad Baker
A new scheme introduced last year saw security guards earn commission based on the total number of on-campus parties shut down.
By Siobhán Ní Bhrádaigh
The union also made a loss of €21,000, although this a smaller loss than in previous years.
By Dominic McGrath
The School of English cancelled today's lectures, due to the strike, while other schools pushed back deadlines for students.
By Róisín Power