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Thousands of students walked out of lecture halls and classrooms this morning in protest against the combined accommodation crisis and cost of college which are affecting students all across the country.
The protest was organised by the Union of Students …
Students have been urged to join the Union of Students’ in Ireland (USI) Student Walkout tomorrow at 11.11am by the union president.
Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union President (TCDSU) Gabi Fullam this evening asked the student body to join a …
Provost Linda Doyle has expressed condolences following the Creeslough explosion in Donegal last Friday.
In a tweet yesterday evening, Doyle said: “On behalf of the entire Trinity community, I want to send deepest condolences to everyone affected by the dreadful …
In an email to postgraduate students, Board has announced that it has decided to cut ties with the Graduate Students’ Union (GSU).
Board asked this information to be relayed to postgraduate students this afternoon.
The email, which was signed by …
Contingencies have been put in place in case of another surge in Covid-19, a College wide email confirmed this morning.
Online learning material may be provided, if possible, for students who contract the virus throughout term. Online materials will be …
Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) attended the Trans & Intersex Pride Dublin protest today outside the Irish Independent’s office on Talbot Street.
The demonstration began at midday, to protest alleged negative media attention towards the group.
TCDSU attended the …
Government has announced an extra €40 million for third level institutions this week.
Earlier this week, Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science Simon Harris announced the funding for the purposes of making higher education institutions “greener” …
Concerns over student representation in College governance dominated the HEA Bill townhall this afternoon.
Student representation on Board risks being halved under the proposed plans.
An online town hall meeting was held this afternoon to discuss the drafting of a …
Gardaí are currently investigating “suspected fraudulent financial activity at an education institution in Dublin”, an Garda Síochana confirmed to Trinity News this evening.
Earlier yesterday, the Irish Examiner reported that a “number of alleged unauthorised payments” in Trinity are being …
This article contains discussion of sexual assualt and harassment.
Trinity has no formal protocols or procedures governing staff entering romantic or sexual relationships with students, information given to Trinity News under the Freedom of Information Act 2014 has revealed.
There …