249 new student beds are to become available on campus from November 1.
In an email to students today, the college bursar announced that the newly developed Printing House Square will be open from next month.
Ensuite rooms will be …
€1.5 million allocated for sexual violence and harassment prevention in colleges
Government has launched a new implementation plan to support a zero tolerance policy of sexual harassment in higher education institutions
The government has revealed a new higher education sexual violence and harassment, which aims to tackle issues related to sexual violence and harassment in higher education institutions (HEIs).
The plan includes €1.5 million in funding, which will support the appointment …
Trinity plants trees in Santry as part of Climate Action Week
It is estimated that the potential carbon which could be stored in the 280+ trees would be almost 14,000 tons once they reach maturity
Trinity staff and students gathered yesterday at the Santry Sports ground to plant 280 trees as part of An Taisce’s Climate Action Week.
Universities throughout Ireland are taking part in the week, offering events for staff and students to learn …
Traffic to be phased out on College Green from next year
The move is part of a three-year plan to reduce traffic in Dublin City Centre
Traffic is to be phased out on College Green from next year, the Business Post has reported.
Car lanes are to be phased out from next year on College Green as part of wider plans to remove traffic from Dublin …
Trinity students will no longer be called up in order of grades at graduation
The change to the long-standing policy was announced today in an email to staff a students
Students will no longer be called upon in order of degree classification in Trinity graduation ceremonies, College has announced.
In a joint email to staff and students by the Registrar and Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) President, it was …
TCDSU issues statement on College cutting ties with the GSU
“Postgraduates deserve financial transparency in how their capitation is allocated and spent.”
Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) today released a statement on the College’s decision to suspend funding for the Graduate Students’ Union (GSU).
In it, they said: “The TCD Dean of Graduate Studies has emailed the Postgraduate community to communicate …
“Revolutionary Housing League” stages protest against eviction
It is expected that an eviction attempt will be made tomorrow against the group
The Revolutionary Housing League (RHL) staged a protest against an attempted High Court injunction to evict them from a building in Parkgate, Dublin 8.
On Thursday September 15, at approximately 3pm, the group entered the premises on Dawson Street, shouting …
Protest held at Leinster House calling for an investigation into “Israeli Apartheid”
Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign, Trinity BDS, Amnesty International and others joined the protest
A protest calling for an investigation into “Israeli Apartheid” was held outside Leinster House today.
The protest was led by Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign (IPSC) and Amnesty International as part of a Global Day of Action calling on the UN to …
Fear of winter powercuts prompts college to provide battery-powered lamps
The Accommodation Office cited media reports that electricity suppliers have advised of the possibility of power outages this winter
In an email sent out to students living on campus today, the Accommodation Office said that they had purchased a battery-powered lamp for each individual resident.
Citing media reports that electricity suppliers have advised of the possibility of power outages …
Analysis: Simon Harris’ recent comments could indicate a significant shift in government policy
Pressure is mounting on the government to introduce immediate measures to counter the cost of education
On August 17 , Minister for Higher Education, Simon Harris, told a press conference in Trinity that he does not believe the current student accommodation policy is adequate.
This was followed by an announcement that taxpayer money would, for the …