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A significant number of students have indicated that the recent change in college term/assessment structure has caused a negative effect on their society engagement, according to the results of a newly published survey.
Before the onset of Covid-19, the Trinity …
Concerns about exams, accommodation and travel during the Christmas period have been highlighted by the first responses recorded in a survey of international students on challenges posed by Covid-19 regulations.
Last week, international students were alerted to the release of …
Trinity College Dublin’s Students’ Union (TCDSU) Council passed two motions regarding the creation of two new committees this evening.
Welfare and Equality Officer Leah Keogh proposed a motion that her position required a complete committee to assist with workload, and …
In an email sent to students this afternoon, College confirmed that “not much will change for our university”.
The email, which was signed by Provost Patrick Prendergast, stated: “We know this is a difficult time for many of you who …
In an expected move tonight, the government has decided to implement Level 5 restrictions on the country for six weeks, starting Wednesday night.
Implications for the higher education sector were not mentioned by the Taoiseach during his address to the …
This weekend, Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) announced the opening of a new Leap Card pop-up shop in Parliament Street, Temple Bar.
As outlined on the SU website, the Student Leap Card is “the national student travel and discount …
As students move to the third week of classes, with the majority of classes being moved online until further notice, many students are still facing internet connectivity issues in their student accommodation.
First-year students living in Trinity Hall (Halls) in …
Students impacted by the grading system error that left over 6,000 Leaving Certificate students with lower grades than deserved were able to access updated results at 6pm on Saturday evening.
On Wednesday, Minister for Further and Higher Education Simon Harris …
A group of students who are or have been directly involved with the Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union Entertainments Committee (TCDSU Ents) have brought forth a petition this week, with the goal of calling a referendum in the Trinity College …
Across several courses, many students received notice that modules they had planned to take for the coming year had been postponed to another term or cancelled altogether within weeks before the start of the academic semester.
Philosophy students received an …