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College Announces Plans to Increase Staffing at Oifig na Gaeilge
College has been criticised by TCDSU for failing to comply with Official Language legislation, with TCDSU calling for an Action Plan as to how College intends to achieve the goal of 20% of its staff having upper-intermediate level Irish by 2030. TCDSU is also calling for a tripling in funding for Oifig na Gaeilge in order to see at least two more staff members fully employed.
Trinity Med Day Host Fundraiser
600 Medicine students spent Friday collecting funds for teaching hospitals.
Trinity Student Launches Petition to Advocate for Free Period Products in Secondary Schools
Half of girls 12-19 living in Ireland experience period poverty. Sheenagh Rowland speaks to The University Times about the need for equitable access to period products.
Why Trinity Students are Protesting for Palestine
Walkout Staged Mid-Debate Over Debating Society’s “Pure, Blatant Racism”
The Phil’s Udoma debate saw six members leave the chamber after speakers disclosed their experiences of racism within the Phil.
Hist Lead Fundraiser for Trinity Research Assistant in Gaza
Paul Mescal Woos Trinity
How Will Donald Trump’s Victory Affect Ireland?
The U.S. presidential elect is expected to impact Ireland’s economy and international conflicts.
Trinity’s New Taskforce to hold First Meeting this Month
Trinity’s Taskforce on Academic and Institutional International Links and Related Matters was established following BDS’ and TCDSU’S five-day encampment in May.
TCDSU Council: BDS Chair Elected, Class Rep Elections Mis-steps Reflected Upon, and Townhall Held on Political Wording of SU Constitution
In a three hour meeting, the ethnic minorities officer was elected and two Sabbatical Officers disclosed being threatened by the public.