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TCDSU Cafe Cannot Re-open Until Health and Safety Issues Addressed
A HSE report ordered the cafe to remain closed until a ream of issues identified in a report are addressed.
Harris Announces Additional €1.3 million for Student Assistance Fund
The fund provides financial support for students from disadvantaged backgrounds or those in need of emergency funds.
Plant-Based Milk to be Subsidised in College for Month of February
Milk alternatives will cost the same as dairy milk until the end of this month.
Adam Balchin Replaces Emma Rossiter as Chair of Council
Rossiter resigned to focus on their studies.
TCDSU Votes to Increase Wages for Union Employees
Sabbatical officers will receive an additional €20 per week as part of the increase.
Fear of ‘Dogpiling’ Preventing Debate in TCDSU, Council Hears
A discussion item on respect among union members was brought to council this evening.
Students in St James’s Paying More for Parking than Main Campus
TCDSU council discussed the issue this evening.
Leaving Cert to Return to Traditional Format This Year
For the past two years, a calculated grades model has been used due to the pandemic disrupting teaching time.
Cabinet to Consider Cutting Student Fees by up to €1,000
If the government agrees to reduce the student contribution charge, the exact reduction will likely not be decided until the Budget in October.
Leaving Cert Grade Inflation May Lead to College Entry Exams
Last year's blended assessment caused results to soar and college courses to become oversubscribed.