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In observance of World Refugee Day, Students Against Direct Provision (SADP) organised a protest against direct provision and deportations, which took place outside Leinster House.
Around 100 people gathered outside government buildings for the protest. Organisers said they were campaigning …
Trinity’s downward trend in university rankings continues as the college slips four places to 108th in the QS world rankings. The university also dropped two places in the European rankings, to 37th.
Trinity fell outside the QS top 100 for …
The Union of Students in Ireland (USI) has published an official statement in support of a “Yes” vote in the upcoming divorce referendum this Friday, 24 May. USI encourages students to vote in favor of the referendum which would abolish …
Students were among thousands participating in the Raise the Roof march across the city centre today, protesting the increasing unaffordability of accommodation and rising homelessness figures.
Union of Student in Ireland (USI) representatives gathered at the Garden of Remembrance this …
Look around – between the frazzled 18 and 19-year-old first years fresh out of the Leaving Cert, still trying to find their footing and manage College life, and the 22-year-old fourth years who are now anxious to move on from …
I asked some Trinity students to fill out a survey on whom they believe has a significant negative impact on the environment – the individual, corporations, or the government. 70% of the students blamed major corporations. Overwhelmingly, students feel that …
On Friday, Trinity’s Society for International Affairs (SOFIA) held a model European Council debate focused on the migration crisis and the challenges it poses. The chair reminded each nation that throughout the debate they must consider the implications Brexit would …
To celebrate the beginning of Trinity’s Women’s Week, DU History Society, DU Gender Equality Society and Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union organized a panel of women to speak on their experiences and work highlighting the contributions of women throughout history. …
On Tuesday night, Professor of Islamic Civilizations Dr Roja Fazaeli, was invited by the Phil and Trinity’s Global Development Society to speak on Islam and feminism. The talk, organized in light of the cancelled Phil debate on whether Middle Eastern …