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The results of Graduate Students’ Union (GSU) sabbatical officers election were announced this evening, with Shaz Oye securing election to the role President. Oye received 47% of first preference votes. The vote went to a second and then third count …
Trinity students have voted in a referendum to shorten the term of the Ents Officer of Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU). The decision to shorten the Ents Officer’s term passed by a margin of 65% to 29%, with 6% …
Trinity students have voted in a referendum to reject cutting the budget of the University Times. The proposal was rejected by by a margin of 74% to 26%.
3089 students voted in the referendum with 2271 voting to reject the …
The University Council voted today to approve four scholarships per year for asylum seekers to study in Trinity.
These scholarships provide the potential for four students from direct provision to be admitted to Trinity in September free of charge, depending …
Emails obtained by the South China Morning Post under a freedom of information request show that staff within College raised concerns about Trinity’s partnership with the tech company Huawei.
The emails were sent after the telecommunications company BT removed Huawei …
250 students have applied to Trinity’s new course for primary school teaching through Irish, which is to be delivered by the Marino Institute of Education and accredited by Trinity.
The degree course is aimed at students interested in teaching in …
Hustings took place this evening for the roles of President and Vice-President of the Graduate Students’ Union (GSU), with each of the candidates delivering a short speech before being questioned by a moderator and members of the audience.
First to …
Michael Sonne is from Liverpool where he studied philosophy as an undergraduate at the University of Liverpool. He is currently studying for a masters at Trinity, also in philosophy. Sonne is running for president of the Graduate Students’ Union (GSU) …
Minister of State for Higher Education Mary Mitchell O’Connor launched a government plan this morning to reduce sexual violence and harassment in higher education institutions, stating that they have “no place in our institutions”.
The plan contains a number of …
A report into student housing from Dublin City Council has forecast that by 2025, the number of bed spaces within purpose-built student accommodation will address only a third of demand within the city.
The report outlines that there are currently …