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TCDSU Council Fails to Reach Quorum

The fifth council of the year failed to reach quorum this evening, and the meeting was reconvened as a town hall.
By Sáoirse Goes and Clara Roche
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Gaeilge Initiative Referendum Passes with Landslide Majority

The referendum, which will enable the creation of a full-time Irish Language Officer, passed with a 90 per cent majority.
By Leah Downey
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14 to Run in TCDSU Elections, with Two Presidential Candidates

The campaign period will begin on February 19th, with voting taking place from February 27th to 29th.
By Clara Roche
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TCDSU Launch Voter Registration Campaign Ahead of 2024 Elections

The Trinity College Dublin Students’ Union (TCDSU) have begun a campaign to encourage students to register to vote in time for the European and Ireland’s local and national elections.
By Alex Payne
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PhD Funding Announced for Student of Sanctuary

University Council has approved the application process and evaluation criteria for the new Trinity Research Doctorate Award for a student of sanctuary, to begin in 2024/25.
By Alex Payne
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A Look Inside TCD Renters’ Union

Leah Downey speaks to TCDSU President Lászlo Molnárfi about the recently established Renters’ Union and its plans to organise a rent strike.
By Leah Downey
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PWO Announces Strike at End of Term

The organisation’s demands include worker’s rights, payment of a living wage, respect and fair treatment.
By Sáoirse Goes
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TCDSU and Trinity BDS Condemn College’s Neutrality on Gaza Genocide

In a statement released this afternoon, TCDSU calls for “this hypocrisy to be remedied”.
By Sáoirse Goes
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Palestinian Flags Taken Down By Security in College Accommodation

Students allege that Palestinian flags were removed by Trinity’s security, entering accommodation without notice.
By Brídín Ní Fhearraigh-Joyce
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Bursary Announced for Trinity Access Programme Students Studying for Foundation Scholarship Exams

Bursaries of 500 euro approximately will be put in place for students from underrepresented groups studying for the Foundation Scholarship exams.
By Brídín Ní Fhearraigh-Joyce