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The Boycott Aramark campaign group are to protest on a weekly basis outside Westland Eats, the Aramark owned food caterers, in the Hamilton Building. The first protest is currently underway, from 12pm to 2pm.
Speaking to Trinity News, campaign organiser …
The conservative publication The Burkean Journal is to expand to University College Dublin (UCD) and Dublin City University (DCU), in a report by the University Observer. Founded in Trinity, the magazine intends to expand to “all Irish universities”.
The conservative …
Trinity’s Strike 4 Repeal campaign group held several stunts around campus this morning in advance of this evening’s assembly outside the Dail at 5pm.
Shortly before 9am, the group dropped a banner out the windows of Regent House. The banner …
Trinity Ball will take place on April 6 this year, Trinity College Dublin Students Union (TCDSU) Ents Officer Jonah Craig has revealed.
This year marks the first time the event will have a theme. Craig and the Ents Committee have …
A number of logistical and administrative errors caused significant chaos and confusion at a Scholarship (Schols) examination this morning, resulting in complaints lodged to Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) sabbatical officers and various College bodies.
Schols exams for English, …
Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) opened nominations for sabbatical officer positions today until January 19, in advance of the elections which will be held from February 12-22.
In a press statement to Trinity News, TCDSU President , Kevin Keane, …
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled that the exam script of an Irish student constitutes as personal data and should be allowed to be accessed by the student. The ECJ’s ruling follows over eight years of legal battles …
A student has been incorrectly withdrawn from College by Academic Services due to administration errors and delays.
The student was diagnosed with depression and anxiety, and in April of this year, applied for a full year repeat on medical grounds. …
Costs of commuting for Dublin students has increased for certain transport services from December 1. Fares on Dublin Bus are increasing from €2.05 to €2.15 using a leap card, a 4.9% rise.
Dublin Bus fares for mid-range journeys have increased …
The Student Counselling Services (SCS) waiting time following an initial consultation is 2 to 3 weeks. Students are allocated to a wait list if there are no available appointments within 2 weeks. Students can then wait up to 6 weeks …