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On Tuesday, June 9th, the Trinity College Students’ Union (TCDSU) confirmed a rent freeze for the upcoming academic year 2026/27. This marks the third consecutive year of rent freezes on College-owned accommodation, and applies to all on-campus housing as well as Trinity Hall.

According to the official TCDSU Instagram, the freeze was passed through the Finance Committe...


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We’ve all heard every man and his dog ask their good mate “Chat” for help with whatever problem they come up against recently. So you have a weird rash that won’t go away? Ask Chat. What should I eat for lunch? Ask Chat. Have a super long assignment you can’t be bothered to write? Ask Chat. Any task that requires even a fraction of effort or more than one Google search? Ask C...


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The age-old question that has haunted lesbians for decades arose this May in the Outhouse Theatre: Why are lesbians so sad? Playwright and actor Maria Chryssopoulos addresses this predicament in her excellent one woman show, Yesterday is Dead. The comedy grapples with cross-century themes of lesbians, sadness, and relationships. Written, performed, and produced by Mari...


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This past month, the Wilde Stages Theatre Festival has been celebrating queerness all throughout Dublin. With over thirty different shows from eight countries and five theatre venues, this festival is the largest queer theatre festival in the world. Previously known as “International Dublin Gay Theatre Festival”, this year it was retitled to better reflect the inclusivity of ...


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It’s hard to know where to begin with this one: an entire committee obliged to resign within just three bittersweet days of being elected, a PhD on the line, and a possible end to the Trinity College Dublin Law Student Colloquium as we know it (or if you didn’t know it before, at least now you can spell it). Here’s what we do know: at 5pm on Thursday, June 4th, a captain deci...


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