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‘Urgent Conversation’ Needed On Student Accommodation, Says Harris
The Dáil today debated a Bill that would give student renters increased protections, including the right to pay their rent monthly instead of all at once.
TCDSU to Lobby College to Examine Improvements to Accessibility in House Six
The motion was proposed by TCDSU’s Officer for Students With Disabilities Niamh Herbert and seconded by Education Officer-elect Bev Genocky.
TCDSU to Lobby for Conversion Therapy to be Banned
TCDSU council passed a motion this evening mandating it to campaign for the banning of the practice.
TCDSU Extends Deadline of Sweeping Constitutional Review by Six Months
The constitutional review working group was meant to finish its report and proposed new constitution by January 31st.
TCDSU Elects Part-Time Officers, Convenors and Raft of Committee Members
In the last council meeting of the year, TCDSU elected its part-time officers, convenors and a raft of committee members.
David McGrath and Breda Walls Awarded Honorary TCDSU Membership
McGrath is the director of the College Health Service and Walls is the director of student services.
Trinity Begins On-Campus Vaccination Programme
The vaccines arrived on campus today, with another set of Pfizer vaccines set to arrive on May 10th.
Ivana Bacik to Seek Labour Nomination for Dáil By Election
The Trinity senator has expressed an interest in running to fill the vacancy in Dublin Bay South following Eoghan Murphy’s resignation.
Capitation Committee Awaiting Response from GSU on Complaints Made Against It
The GSU has come under heavy criticism in recent weeks, after holding a chaotic EGM at which non-members of the union reportedly voted on constitutional amendments.
Schols Quota Scrapped After Grade Inflation Fears Did Not Materialise
The quota system caused a stir among Scholars throughout this year.