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Trinity Boycott, Divestment, and Sanction Implementation Group (Trinity BDS) have displayed Palestinian flags from the windows of College’s College Green facade to mark International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People.
According to a statement from the group, College refused …
Jeremy Corbyn praised College’s readiness to examine its “colonial past” in an address to the University Philosophical Society (the Phil) yesterday evening.
The former leader of the UK Labour Party said that Trinity “has been prepared to examine itself and …
A supplemental charter has been formally added to College’s charters, comprising “one of the most significant reforms of Trinity’s structures in decades, if not centuries”.
In an email, Secretary to College John Coman informed staff and students of the implementation …
A Freedom of Information (FOI) request by Trinity Union Boycott, Divestment, and Sanction group (Trinity BDS) has revealed Colleges ties to 15 Israeli organisations, including seven companies, six institutional links, and two individuals.
The group has called on College to …
College has invited suggestions of new names for the Berkeley Library, also known as the X Library.
A newly-established Legacies Review Working Group will review “evidence-based” submissions from the public on the name of the library. Submissions will be accepted …
Women’s Aid have launched a campaign to raise awareness about “coercive control” and relationship abuse among young people.
The #TooIntoYou campaign aims to dispel common beliefs about the nature of abusive and toxic relationships.
According to Women’s Aid, many people …
Trinity College Trust has donated €1 million to the Old Library Restoration fund.
The TCD Association and Trust, a voluntary committee made up of Trinity graduates, announced this contribution during a reception celebrating the Trust’s existing contributions to the Old …
At the end of September, government unveiled Budget 2023 – a package of measures it believed would help address the number-one issue of the day: the cost of living crisis.
It came amidst the backdrop of soaring inflation, growing anxiety …
This evening’s meeting of Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) Council has failed to reach quorum.
The meeting will instead take the form of a town hall to discuss items on the agenda, but no motions can be voted on.…
At a Central Societies’ Committee (CSC) EGM this evening, members voted to make officer positions paid.
The positions of chair, treasurer, secretary and amenities officer will now be paid.
The payment will be in the form of a stipend paid …