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USI to Stage Sleepout at Dáil Over Student Accommodation Crisis
The union is calling for no new course places to be given without living spaces provided.
Players Launches Anonymous Reporting System for Bullying, Harassment
The system was put in place ahead of freshers' week.
Two Trinity PhD Students Announces Seanad Bid
Ryan Alberto Ó Giobúin and Ursula Quill confirmed today they were contesting the race.
Exam Hall to be Used for In-Person Lectures
College has also 'reassigned other spaces to improve capacity issues around face-to-face teaching'.
Students Blast College Over Online Classes in TCDSU Town Hall
Students who spoke criticised the use of old lecturer recordings and their disappointment at predominantly virtual timetables.
Ireland’s Spending on Education Lowest in OECD
Investment per student for tertiary education was slightly higher than the OECD average.
HSE to Run Vaccination Clinic on Campus
The service will target students who have not had the chance to get the jab.
Social Distancing in College to be Scrapped by October 22nd
The government is set to end most coronavirus restrictions on October 22nd.
Scanlon Orders GSU Board to Resign in ‘Unconstitutional’ Move
Scanlon said that the board’s current term is up but according to the GSU constitution the members can seek a second term.
Staff Under ‘Unprecedented Pressure’ With Continuation of Online Learning
Most students have a combination of online and in-person classes this semester.