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71 Per Cent of Americans who Applied to Trinity in 2024/25 Were Accepted
Camille Vasquez Honoured with Lawsoc’s Praeses Elit Award
The prominent defense attorney, who rose to fame during the 2022 Johnny Depp versus Amber Heard trial, received the award in a ceremony this afternoon
Town Hall Meeting on Recent Racist and Xenophobic Attacks Held in Regent’s House
Organised by Trinity's Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion Office with other groups, the event aimed to build discourse around what seems to be a growing number of racist attacks in Dublin city.
Trinity Staff and Students Join Nationwide Walkout for Gaza
Protestors gathered in Front Square to “push Israel out of Horizon”
Garda Conduct at October 4th Protest a “Violation” of Garda Policy and Human Rights Laws, Report Finds
The report from the new Irish Network of Legal Observers, describes Garda intervention as "disproportionate" and "in violation of their own policies".
Comhairle 1: What You Missed
TCDSU's first council of the year involved, election, motions, and historical firsts for the Union.
Motion Condemning the Dual BA Passes at First Comhairle
The motion was passed after BDS Chair Harry Johnston raised concerns about Columbia punishment of pro-Palestinian student protestors.
Major Irish Cotton Suppliers Linked to Forced Labour
Factories supplying cotton to major Irish clothing retailers linked to Chinese forced labour
European Commission Proposes Sanctioning Israel
An important development as conditions in Gaza worsen still
