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Trinity’s Autism Awareness Week Aims to Celebrate – and Enable – Difference

Universities like Trinity must reflect on how they can make the college experience better for neurodiverse students, writes Declan Treanor.
By Declan Treanor
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Editorial

Govt Must Listen to Trinity’s Case for an Exemption From Board Restructuring

Trinity has requested that it be exempted from proposed reforms to management recommended by the government.
By The Editorial Board
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Editorial

In Dealing With Brendan Leahy, College Must Act Swiftly and Prudently

Trinity’s head of Estates and Facilities was convicted of sexually assaulting a woman in 2018 this week.
By The Editorial Board
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Teachtaireacht do Phobal na Pop Uipe

Léireoidh tinreamh na Pop Uipe sa nua-aois, iar-phaindéimeach, an dúil atá ag daoine i gcomhluadar réchúiseach an phobail teanga, dar le Osgur Ó Ciardha.
By Osgur Ó Ciardha
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Locked Down in Dublin, I Tried to Have a Normal College Life. I Couldn’t

Having stuck out student accommodation for the first half of the year, I was frustrated at how abnormal it was and eventually went home, writes Lara Mellett.
By Lara Mellett
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Editorial

Cén fáth nár Cheart Ainm eile a Thabhairt ar Amharclann Samuel Beckett

An tseachtain seo, tuairiscíodh go raibh an Tríonóid chun an Amharclann Samuel Beckett a athainmniú mar Lárionad na hEalaíona Cruthaitheacha.
By The Editorial Board
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Editorial

Why it’s Wrong to Rename the Samuel Beckett Theatre

This week, it was reported that Trinity plans to rename the Samuel Beckett Theatre as the Centre for Creative Arts.
By The Editorial Board
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Editorial

Consistency in How College Deals With Laboratory Practicals is Key

It was reported this week that laboratory practicals for chemical science students would be cancelled for the rest of the year.
By The Editorial Board
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Deck Chairs Have Changed The Fabric Of Campus For The Better

I feel confident in the following statement: the deck chairs are single handedly the best thing College has ever done in its 429-year history, writes Aoife Kearins.
By Aoife Kearins
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If Academia is a Meritocratic Endeavour, Then Where Are All The Women?

Female students are aware that university is a place we are allowed to be in, but the place itself is not ours, writes Megan O’Driscoll.
By Megan O’Driscoll