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The Party Leaders on Higher Education
This general election campaign, The University Times has featured op-eds from Ireland's party leaders.
Trinity Ball Sells Out in Record Time
Last sales record was just over two days. It's a “record-breaking time”, says Katie Cogan.
Ahead of General Election, TCDSU Activism Group to Give Homeless a Voice
Homeless people don't get to confirm their own belonging or express their voices, says group.
TCDSU Likely to Lobby for Extended Pearse Street Gate Opening Hours
A motion was passed at tonight's meeting of council in the interest of improving students’ access to campus.
A Quarter of Trinity Students Plan to Vote Fine Gael
Social Democrats receive 14 per cent of first preferences in poll, with social issues being big motivating factor.
College Board to Consider Tobacco-Free Zones in Trinity
The proposal, if passed, will create three zones around the Health Centre, Sports Centre, and Arts Block, where smoking will not be permitted.
UCD Students to Vote on Rejoining USI
More than 900 signatures were collected by group proposing referendum to rejoin national union.
Student Nurses’ Pay Increase Finally to be Implemented
As of March 1st this year, the wage paid to fourth-year nursing and midwifery student interns will be €9.48 an hour.
Jailbreak Exceeds €50,000 Fundraising Goal Seven Hours Before Official End
The event, which raises funds for Amnesty International and St Vincent de Paul, is still accepting donations.
McNulty Elected President in Landslide Victory
McNulty, who ran on a platform of empowerment, equality, college efficiency and accommodation, won on the second count with 49.8 per cent of the vote.