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Sara Ní Lochlainn Elected JCR President with 66.7% of Vote

Joe Mangan has been elected Vice President/Treasurer.
By Aoife O'Donoghue and Edmund Heaphy
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With Development of Trinity’s Rankings Strategy, Why Rankings Matter to Universities

Despite the criticism and scepticism that surrounds them, a strategic approach to rankings appears an increasingly necessary evil.
By Dominic McGrath
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Trinity-led ICT Research Programme Awarded €6 Million in EU Funds

Trinity today described the award as its "single biggest" ever from the EU's Horizon 2020 programme.
By Emer Gerrard
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In Unprecedented Move, USI Endorses Laura Harmon and Lynn Ruane for Seanad

The union has backed Harmon, a former USI President, and Ruane, the current TCDSU President.
By Edmund Heaphy
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Voting on USI Candidates Not Held as TCDSU Council Fails to Reach Quorum

Fewer than 100 class reps were present for a meeting of council, below the one-third requirement.
By Dominic McGrath and Sinéad Baker
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Trinity to Develop Strategy to Combat Decline in World Rankings

Rankings Steering Group chaired by Provost have identified QS and Times Higher Education rankings as priorities.
By Eleanor O'Mahony
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As Part of Nationwide Commemoration, Proclamation Read in Trinity

The student-led initiative also featured music from Trad Soc and formed part of the nationwide Proclamation Day celebrations.
By Jack Hartnett
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JCR Candidates Distinguish Themselves with Trinity Hall Anecdotes at Hustings

With 31 candidates for the JCR’s eight elected positions, candidates made succinct speeches across a wide range of topic areas.
By Edmund Heaphy
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Ahead of Hustings, JCR Presidential Candidates Identify Issues of Consent and Accommodation

Aoife O'Donoghue profiles the two candidates, Felix Gather and Sara Ní Lochlainn, running to be President of the JCR next year.
By Aoife O'Donoghue
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Chomsky and 27 Trinity Professors Among 80 Public Figures Urging College to Divest

Over 1,000 have signed the petition calling on Trinity to divest from €6 million in oil assets, with an open letter to be presented to the College Board.
By Emer Gerrard