Tourist access on campus will continue as normal, amid a fourth wave of Covid-19 in Europe, College have told Trinity News.
When asked if Trinity was planning to limit tourist access amid rising Covid-19 cases, a spokesperson for College said: …
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Kinsella Hall Library and 1937 Reading Room to remain open during Christmas break
The library will be open from 10am to 6pm on December 27 to 30, and January 2 and 3
The first floor of Kinsella Hall Library and the 1937 Reading Room will remain open during the upcoming Christmas break.
The library and reading room’s opening hours will be 10am to 6pm on December 27 to 30, and January 2 …
Analysis: The uncertainty of exam season leaves many students concerned
With the Covid-19 situation in flux, many students are still not certain whether their exams will be in-person or online
The last month has brought about a surge of Covid-19 cases in what many are referring to as the “fourth wave” of the pandemic. With this has come significant uncertainty about what the next few months will look like in …
College opens sensory spaces on campus
Over 80 study spaces have been created in the Library
Today, Trinity announced a number of spaces on campus that are to function as supportive sensory environments for students and staff.
More than 80 individual study spaces have been created within six sensory areas across the Berkeley, Lecky, Ussher, Hamilton …
TCDSU Council passes motions on accessibility and opposing the “cultural death” of Dublin
Students will be able to make “accessibility requests” in advance of future council meetings
Trinity College Dublin Student Union (TCDSU) has passed a motion at council mandating that they fulfil any accessibility requests from students for council meetings.
The officer for students with disabilities (OSD) will create and circulate the necessary accessibility request forms …
TCDSU to lobby for publication of all College meeting minutes online
Council passed a motion this evening mandating the union to lobby for increased transparency in Trinity
Trinity College Dublin Students Union (TCDSU) is to lobby for the publication of minutes from College decision-making bodies.
A motion was passed at Council this evening mandating TCDSU to lobby for increased College transparency. This also includes lobbying for better …
TCDSU passes motion to create an “anti-spiking policy’
The motion was proposed by JS CSL class rep Seán Lysaght and seconded by Welfare and Equality Officer Sierra Mueller-Owens
Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) has passed a motion to create an “anti-spiking” in nightclubs.
The motion mandates the Welfare and Equality Officer and the Entertainments Officer to aid the Union of Students in Ireland (USI) “in anti-spiking policy …
Multiple constitutional breaches in organisation of postponed GSU AGM
There is no provision for the appointment of an “interim board”, which the executive says it has done
The AGM of the Graduate Students’ Union (GSU), which had been scheduled for this evening, appears to violate the organisation’s own constitution.
Less than an hour and a half before the meeting was due to begin, at 7pm, the union …
Provost announces ‘Speak Out’ tool to report incidents of sexual harassment
Students and staff can use the tool to anonymously report any form of sexual harassment or violence
Today, Provost Linda Doyle announced the launch of an anonymous sexual violence and harassment reporting tool called ‘Speak Out’, to counter incidents of sexual impropriety.
The announcement was delivered to students and staff by the Provost in an email this …
College backs Christmas campaign in support of the Simon Community
Trinity joins Larkin Community College and Localise National Youth Volunteers to support people experiencing homelessness
College has partnered with Localise National Youth Volunteers to support Larkin Community College in their Christmas campaign for the Dublin Simon Community.
The campaign is run by second year students at Larkin Community College, to source gifts and essentials for …