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College Announces Closure of Kinsella Hall due to Electrical Issues
While issues last, the Hamilton Library has become the alternative 24-hour study space.
Construction on Campanile to Continue until December
The ongoing construction is likely to be disappointing to tourists as one of Dublin’s most recognisable landmarks.
Trinity Launches New Mandatory Sustainable Development Module
The past week saw all first-year business students attend the new course, implemented as part of College's Education for Sustainable Development initiative.
Class Representative Elections Delayed Due to “Record Number” of Nominations
TCDSU clarified in a statement that voting would continue both online and in-person after the first day of polling was cancelled.
Minute Silence held in Front Square in Support of the BDS Week of Solidarity Action
The gathering was concluded by a minute-long silence of reflection for the lives lost and devastation that has ensued over the past year of genocide, before a final chant of “Free Free Palestine” rang out through Front Square.
Budget 2025: What Students Need to Know
The student contribution has been reduced by € 1,000, while the minimum wage has increased to € 13.50.
Academia for Palestine TCD Call on Trinity to “end its complicity in Israel’s occupation and genocide”
Following Israel’s military activity in Lebanon, Academia for Palestine have criticised college’s outreach to colleagues and students in Lebanon.
Budget 2025: What Are Students Looking For?
Alannah Wrynn interviews Trinity students about the allowances they want to see implemented in budget 2025.
Annual Eating Disorders Association of Ireland report found need for support services has increased by 19.5%
An estimated 188,895 people in Ireland will experience an eating disorder at some point in their lives, and the increase in support service usage found by BodyWhys only further highlights the need for eating disorder support and awareness.
Student and University Groups Call for Urgent Investment in Higher Education Ahead of Election
Funding the Future identified a €307 million annual shortfall in core funding needed in higher education, as well as additional costs to support students and for national pay awards. However, only €105.7 million has been allocated this year, covering just over one-third of that shortfall.