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On May 24, Irish and other EU citizens resident in Ireland will vote in the European Parliament elections. Voters will decide which national political parties will represent them in the European Parliament for the next five years.
Trinity students have …
Zara Finn has been elected as the next President of the Junior Common Room (JCR) following vote results announced this evening.
Finn, a BESS student, was elected on the third count with 49% of the vote, narrowly beating out fellow …
Trinity has been ranked in the top 50 universities worldwide for six subjects in the latest QS World Universities Subject Rankings, an increase of two subjects from last year.
The six high-performing subjects include Classics and Ancient History, ranked 13 …
Internationally-renowned Irish rock band The Coronas are set to headline this year’s Trinity Ball alongside Bugzy Malone, Mabel, Mall Grab, and a range of other acts. The highly anticipated lineup announcement was made this evening in the Graduates Memorial Building …
The Union of Students in Ireland (USI) and the Irish Pharmaceutical Students Association (IPSA) today launched their report entitled “Pharmacy Students’ Campaign Report: The Financial Burden of the new MPharm Programme on Students”. The group also marched to the gates …
The Young Unionists, the youth wing of the Ulster Unionist Party, has labelled a move to erect Irish language signs on the University of Ulster campus as “a political stunt”.
After a University of Ulster Students’ Union (UUSU) Council meeting …
The Union of Students in Ireland (USI) is supporting rallies against victim blaming of sexual assault survivors taking place across Ireland today. The rallies are in response to a recent Cork rape trial which saw defence barrister Elizabeth O’Connell argue …
Discussions and debates on housing and homelessness have been widespread on campus in the last few weeks. From a visit by Fianna Fáil’s leader, Micheál Martin, to the 3,000 person student-led march last week, to an urgent housing-related …
Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology (GMIT), Institute of Technology Tralee, and Waterford Institute of Technology (WIT) are currently in debt of amounts up to €9.5 million. This information was released to the Dáil Public Accounts Committee (PAC) by the Higher Education …