Students4Change is a collective of socialist students, who work actively to dismantle the corporate university, as well as the racist, imperialist, white supremacist, patriarchal and cisheteronormative systems it reflects and reproduces.
The issues that we face today,
- Unaffordable education, high tuition fees
- Insufficient grants for those from lower-income backgrounds
- Exploitative digs and expensive accommodation
- Academic precarity, staff on insecure and poorly-paid contracts
- Important services like mental health being cut
- Increasing inaccessibility of learning
- Attainment gaps
… can be traced back to neoliberal mindset that has infested our society, perpetuated by successive right-wing governments. It has led to a situation where those of us the most vulnerable are treated with the greatest disrespect. We are of the opinion that these issues are political issues, and so require political solutions, as opposed to much of the apolitical student movement, and we do not believe in cooperating with those who have diametrically opposed interests to us.
Universities are meant to be places of learning and research but are increasingly places of profit. Tuition fees have never been higher, yet standards at our universities are falling, important services are being cut, and our teachers are being casualized. The extortionate cost of a university degree means that those students who are already financially disadvantaged are more likely to end up owing the most in student debt. The same students are also more likely to work part-time and full-time jobs during term-time and rely on food banks for their next meal.
Women, people of colour, LGBTQ+ people and disabled people suffer a dual oppression: On the one hand, as students who are likely to be stuck in low-wage jobs and burdened by debt and, on the other, as members of an oppressed community. Rather than supporting these students and fighting against inequality, our universities and governments are upholding the status quo. Senior management, belonging to the ruling class much like the political elite, have pushed the corporatization of our universities rather than opposing it.
Trinity College Dublin, for example, is an imperialist institution, complicit in war crimes and racist border control. The university has invested millions of euros in the war industry and collaborates with right-wing militarists like Declan Ganley, who have profited from the suffering of people overseas. As the profit motive dominates, concern for human life fades into meaninglessness.
Students4Change stands against this violence and seeks to build a grassroots liberation movement. We believe that by centering underrepresented voices and by standing in solidarity with staff in the fight against capitalist exploitation and imperialist, patriarchal and anti-LGBTQ oppression are we able to transform our institutions into a truly democratic and community-based space of learning and knowledge sharing.
We have campaigned on a wide range of issues, all of which are part of the four fights: democratize, diversify, decolonize and demarketize. For example, against rising fees, against the HEA Bill 2022 which is a government takeover of academia, for increased mental health funding and to rename the Berkeley library at Trinity, to name a few.
We have also researched extensively on a number of issues, building up an database of Freedom of Information Act requests, conducting surveys on counselling service waiting times, war investments and how student accommodation providers exploit students.
These are accessible from the top menu of this website.
- Students4Change FOI Reveals Underfunding of Blue Skies Research Students4Change has obtained access to per-School funding amounts for the 24 Schools in Trinity College Dublin following an appeal at the Office of the Information Commissioner, and has analysed the results. The Freedom of Information (FOI) act allows individuals to ask for information from public bodies and the requester in this case was László Molnárfi, … Read more
- Information Commissioner annuls TCD refusal to disclose records relating to suffering and deaths in animal testingOn 31st May 2023, the Office of the Information Commissioner (OIC) annulled the decision by Trinity College Dublin (TCD) to conceal information relating to critical animal welfare standards during vivisection at the College, where tens of thousands of animals perish every year. The Freedom of Information (FoI) requests had been made by the Students4Change group, with support and expert advice from the Irish Anti-Vivisection Society (IAVS). The defeat for TCD follows a series of false and misleading responses from the College as it sought to evade its FoI duties and hide the truth about its animal testing practices.
- Students4Change Research Reveals 73% of College Committees Not TransparentThe “Trinity College Dublin Board Committees” website is a place for approved agendas and minutes of Board and its subcommittee meetings to be made publicly available in the name of transparency. 15 such committees are supposed to have regularly uploaded agendas and minutes. However, research by Students4Change has revealed that 73% of the committees, meaning 11 committees, have not been properly uploaded as of 13th of May 2023. Only 4 committees, 26%, have been properly uploaded. Some committees like the Student Life Committee have been updated the latest in 2015/2016.
- Students4Change Report on Student Accommodation at TrinityTrinity College Dublin accommodation has been a subject of scrutiny and criticism, particularly in light of the €10.9 million profit made by the college in 2018 and yearly rent increases, most recently in 2022 by over 5% which puts students at an economic disadvantage during a cost-of-living crisis. Our College charges extortionate rents of up to €270 plus utilities of €19 a week, in the newly-built luxury Printing House Square accommodation. Read what students think of this and other issues in our latest accommodation report!
- ‘Blood is on your hands’ – Students4Change, XR and Time to Act TCD, CYM, TCD PBP disrupt Minister Eamon Ryan’s Trinity College addressStudent groups CYM, XR and Time to Act TCD, Students4Change, TCD PBP disrupt Minister Eamon Ryan’s Trinity College address calling for climate and housing action
- Cost of living: Students4Change protest against dining rules at college canteenMembers of the Students4Change group staged a demonstration at Trinity’s main college eatery, The Buttery, to criticise policies that prohibit college students from sitting in the dining area unless they buy food
- S4C Uncovers College Plans to Undermine Student RepresentationAccording to a Statute modification passed at Trinity’s Board on the 16th of November, the TCDSU can be replaced by any other capitated body (e.g. the Central Societies Committee, Trinity Publications and Trinity Sports Union). The power is not in students’ hand – Board, dominated by senior management, can do this. S4C is now revealing … Read more
- HAVE YOU BEEN KICKED OUT OF TRINITY CATERING FOR EATING YOUR OWN FOOD?We have been hearing reports that catering is kicking students out to favour paying customers and tourists. Having engaged with them, they explained that they must operate a fine line between business and student service and removed a sign which forbade students eating their own food in the Buttery. However, students are saying this is … Read more
- Trinity AccommodationTrinity accommodation charges extortionate rents of up to €270 plus utilities of €19 a week. Yet, students do not have tenancy rights, nor are they treated like adults by College. We demand that Trinity Do YOU have experience with any of these? We want to hear from YOU and we want YOU to get involved … Read more
- What is Proctorio and why should we oppose it?The use of online proctoring software such as Proctorio violates student privacy, equality and accessibility and creates unnecessary barriers to exam-taking.
- Students4Change Condemns Skyhigh Prices of New Trinity Accommodation
- Students4Change welcomes Trinity divesting from the war-industryTrinity has divested its € 2.5 million euro investment in the war-industry following pressure from various student groups.
- Trinity IT Needs Major Overhaul and InvestmentMultiple students complain.
- Statistics: The Dire Situation of the Third-Level Sector in IrelandThis is the result of failed government policy, and Minister Simon Harris.
- VIDEO: S4C Chairperson Speech at October 13th Student WalkoutStudents4Change took part in the national student walkout on October 13th, giving a speech at Trinity.
- What’s wrong with StudentSurvey.ie?StudentSurvey.ie is a survey tool for Irish third-level educational institutions. It aims to collect students’ perceptions of their time at institutions. However, it is imbued with a corporate ethos.
- Why boycott the student partnership agreement?The Student Partnership Agreement (SPA), an agreement between the TCDSU and College which seeks to put students and staff in a more collaborative relationship. In reality, the SPA only benefits senior management. It has not been an effective way for College to take the TCDSU seriously, and it is merely ‘words on a paper’.
- Blame senior management and the government, not academic workersAcademic workers are people like School-staff, managers and administrators. They are over-stressed, under-paid and underappreciated in Trinity. When it comes to the issues that we face, it is senior management, those on cushy salaries of € 200,000+ like the Provost (€ ~800 a day), who are responsible, alongside the government. Senior management and the government belong to the same class – the ruling class.
- Budget 2023 is an Insult to Students and StaffBudget 2023 is an insult to students, staff and the third-level sector. Support the Cost of Living Coalition and support efforts towards a socialist transformation of society. We call for a free, fair and accessible education system in Ireland.
- Students4Change attends cost-of-living protests alongside TCDSU, USI, UCDSU, NCADSU, DCUSU and othersTens of thousands of people took to the street to demand change.
- Students4Change Issues Statement on the Passing of the HEA Bill 2022Two victories for students were won, however, crucial issues still remain and we are deeply dissapointed with the way the bill has transpired.
- Students4Change at Trinity Fresher’s FairWe were very happy with the reception that we got at Fresher’s Fair and look forward to the year ahead.
- Faulty online module enrollment system leaves students standing in lecture halls at Trinity
- Support the Student Walkout – October 13th!Enough is enough.
- Students4Change Joins PhDs in Protest for €28,000 / yr stipendsWith PCAU, PWGA, TCDGSU and USI protesting for a €28,000/yr stipend.
- Trinity Segregates Students Who Bring Their Own LunchesTrinity, have you heard of the cost of living crisis?
- Why the DFHERIS and DPER isn’t letting NCAD borrow: Land- and real estate powers under the HEA Bill 2022An FOI shows communication between NCAD and DFHERIS/DPER regarding amendments to the 1971 NCAD Act. Here is what it reveals relating to land- and property transactions under the proposed HEA Bill 2022.
- HEA Bill 2022: Implications and ConsequencesIf the bill becomes law, it will seriously damage democratic decision-making, diversity and autonomy in our third-level institutions, says a research paper by two students from Trinity, László Molnárfi and Giséle Scanlon, published in this newspaper.
- Trinity: Stop putting our teachers on precarious contracts!The term precarious staff refers to any university worker who shares insecure working conditions (these could be teachers, tutors, researchers, cleaners, caterers, hospitality or admin staff) that leave them underpaid, vulnerable and living with the constant risk of unemployment.
- How is Trinity College Dublin spending our money?How is Trinity spending students’ money?
- Commercialization of Trinity College Dublin – Profiteering from StudentsWHERE IS OUR MONEY GOING? The accounts of Trinity College Dublin for 2020-2021 state a surplus of € 20.7 million. . If the aforementioned figures are correct, what on earth is a university doing to make a € 20.7 million surplus a year? Who is profiting from these surpluses and reserves, and how are they … Read more
- Students4Change Chairperson László Molnárfi Speaks to CRCfm about the HEA Bill 2022Rising fees, lack of mental health funding, austerity regime imposed by the government on our institutions – listen to the radio interview of our Chairperson about the HEA Bill 2022.
- How are Equality Issues Like the Lack of Hybrid Learning Tied To the Marketization Of Our Institutions?Universities are reluctant to introduce accessible hybrid learning methods such as lecture recording, a resistance to change which is tied to the profit motive in the neoliberal university. There is a housing crisis but universities keep recruiting more students, as we are seen as profit-making ventures. The lack of the option for remote learning, which … Read more
- Why should you care about the HEA Bill 2022 (FAQ)?Sources for the answers to the following 38 questions can be found here. What is the HEA Bill 2022? The HEA Bill 2022 aims to alter the relationship between the state and third-level educational institutions and replace the 1971 HEA Act. Who is pushing the HEA Bill 2022? Minister Harris, Senator Malcolm Byrne, Fianna Fail, … Read more
- Fill Out Our Trinity Counselling and Health Service SurveyIn light of recent events, we have made an anonymous survey to determine exactly how badly underfunded the supports available at College are relating to counselling services and health services. This survey is a rolling survey and is open continuously, its results having been published once already in March 2022, revealing an excellent, yet administratively … Read more
- DFHERIS Officials Admit HEA Bill 2022 Has No Guarantees for Trade Union, Academic Staff and Democratic Student Representation, FOI RevealsUnder the FOI Act 2014, 24 documents were released to Students4Change. They concern a webinar held by DFHERIS Officials with Senators, and emails sent to Senators by Minister Harris outlining why their amendments to the bill are rejected and finally one document which is an instruction from Minister Harris to the HEA to prepare guidelines … Read more
- Number of Students in Fee and Rent Arrears Increased by 67% to 11,189 During the PandemicAs the cost of education has increased, 11,189 students and their families have fallen in arrears during the Covid-19 pandemic across Ireland. This number was obtained following 33 Freedom of Information (FOI) Act 2014 requests to all third-level institutions in the Republic and the North of Ireland. The responses we received indicate a 67% increase in fee and university-owned rent arrears from 6,678 in 2018-2019 to 11,189 in 2020-2021.
- University Senior Management Vs Staff PayComment under our Instagram or Twitter post and re-share to win.
- HEA Bill 2022 Delayed Until AutumnAfter attending the Seanad report stage on the 12th of July where Minister Harris hoped to pass the bill with no amendments taken onboard, we won and managed to delay it at least until September 14th after applying severe political pressure with an open letter. The success of delaying this bill shows that if we … Read more
- GSU-S4C-TCDSU-NUIGSU-NCADSU co-author open letter on government’s disrespect for the democratic process re. HEA Bill 2022The conduct of the government on the 6th of July 2022 in guillotining the HEA Bill 2022 at Committee Stage in the Seanad at amendment 6 of 326 amendments tabled was disgraceful.
- WATCH: Senator Alice-Mary Higgins calls out Minister Harris on attempting to guillotine the HEA Bill 2022
- WATCH: Minister Harris refuses to define a student union
- Amendments to the HEA Bill 2022 by S4C and GSU to be discussed in the SeanadToday Wednesday 06.07.2022 in the Seanad from 3pm to 7pm the HEA Bill 2022 will be discussed. Students4Change alongisde the GSU has lobbied Senators, and they have accepted to put forward 23 amendments to the HEA Bill 2022 on our behalf, ranging from trade unions, student representation, mental health, academic precarity, hybrid learning, powers of the minister, blue skies research, autonomy, climate change and more.
- HEA Act 1971 vs HEA Bill 2022 – HEA Board Composition
- Universities Act 1997 vs HEA Bill 2022 – Governing Body CompositionDiagrams showing what the #StopHEABill22 campaign is all about.
- WATCH: Minister Harris says Trinity itself wanted smaller governing bodies
- FOI Reveals IUA called HEA Bill 2022 “unworkable”, multiple universities dissent at “command and control” structureIn response to an FOI request submitted by Students4Change alongside the Trinity Graduate Students’ Union 23 documents were provided. These are engagements of University Leaders, USI, IUA and others in relation to the HEA Bill 2022. Virtually the whole sector is discontent with this bill.
- Powers of the Minister HEA Bill 2022 – DiagramDiagram showing that within universities, the HEA Bill 2022 is a power grab by bureaucracy over students and staff. Within the national scene, the HEA Bill 2022 is a power grab by the HEA over universities. We must oppose it.
- Powers of the Minister HEA Bill 2022Within universities, the HEA Bill 2022 is a power grab by bureaucracy over students and staff. Within the national scene, the HEA Bill 2022 is a power grab by the HEA over universities. We must oppose it.
- Statement on Minister Harris agreeing to increase student representation to 3 in the HEA Bill 2022This morning, Minister Harris confirmed that in the HEA Bill 2022, student representation will be increased from 2 to 3. while not the 2-4 that was ideally proposed, the student voice on governing bodies will be stronger than initially proposed. This is a win.
- Myth vs Truth HEA Bill 2022In this post, we will debunk claims by the proponents of the HEA Bill 2022.
- Students’ Union Autonomy and the HEA Bill 2022There is an email circulating with regards to Minister Harris’ reply to an amendment about student union autonomy to the HEA Bill 2022, which was rejected. It was sent to the Union of Students Ireland (USI) and this is an explainer post as to why his reply is not enough to protect student unions.
- A Year of Student Activism – 2021-2022Together with Trinity GSU, TCDSU and others, we fought for the rights of student and staff. We managed to, for example, secure a better re-opening while advocating for hybrid learning, reveal investments in the war-industry, stop the structure on College Park and significantly reduce the amount of in-person exams.
- Trinity College Dublin must immediately apologize over homophobia and racismTrinity College Dublin must immediately apologize over homophobia and racism, says our community.
- Students and staff are under attack, and we must resist!Here is what it is like being a student or staff in an Irish university.
- QS Rankings are BullshitPeople go crazy over QS rankings. But they shouldn’t. Here is why.
- Pints with S4C Part 1 – HEA Bill 2022We were in Doyle’s talking about HEA Bill 2022.
- New Posters re. HEA Bill 2022We put these up in Trinity College Dubilin.
- Who is against student representation? (HEA Bill 2022)At a meeting of the Joint Committee on Further Education, student unions through the USI proposed to amend the HEA Bill 2022 to allow 2 to 3 student representatives instead of 2 on governing bodies. It was voted down by government TDs. Which ones?
- S4C Statement on 2.3% Fee Increase – Boycott the Student Partnership Agreement now!This is our “student partnership”. After the recent defeat of the same proposal through the work of TCDSU, GSU and S4C, they kept re-running the vote at Board until they knew opposition would die, or those who dissent would be absent, and their agenda would be pushed through. Disgraceful.
- FOI DatabaseStudents4Change has obtained a variety of FOIs. We believe that open access to information leads to transparency, which means accountability, and accountability means a better-run University.
- Raise Your Voice: Transform Higher Education In Ireland (HEA Bill 2022)The plan of the government for third-level education is abysmal. Firstly, there is no commitment to reducing the student fees. Secondly, the funding is less than half of what our universities need. Thirdly, the plan comes with strings attached through the HEA Bill 2022, which is essentially a government takeover to control academia.
- Science Gallery – A Victim of Capitalism
- Students Win Against 10% Fee IncreaseFee increases will hurt the most vulnerable and presents a further barrier to accessing education.
- Sign Students’ Petition For Increased Mental Health SupportsNo student or staff should have to wait months to get help.
- Open Letter to Board of Trinity College DublinDear Board of Trinity College Dublin, It has come as a shock to the entire College community that Provost Linda Doyle has broken the sanctity of an election time promise, showing a total lack of respect to students and staff alike. Senior management is putting forward an annual 2.3% tuition fee increase for all cohorts starting 2023/24 for … Read more
- Students4Change Welcomes TCDSU’s Decision To Remove Apoliticism from the Constitution Following LobbyingWe are very pleased to announce that the Union Forum of TCDSU has accepted a proposal written by our Chairperson László Molnárfi and LGBTQ+ Rights Officer of the union Jenny Maguire to modify the apolitical clause in the upcoming constitutional referendum. Clause 1.4. in the TCDSU’s Constitution is a bureaucratic barrier to represent students, especially … Read more
- Statement to University of Sanctuary – Trinity’s 2.6 million euro investment into the arms-industry – 15th March 2022Trinity’s 2.6 million euro investments stand opposed to its values not just as a university, but also opposed to its status as a ‘University of Sanctuary’.
- Lack of Hybrid Learning Supports for Students with Covid-19There is a lack of hybrid learning and supports for students with Covid-19 at Trinity.
- Protest March 3rd 2022 for Proper Mental Health and Welfare Supports in Trinity – Survey Results
- Protest March 3rd 2022 for Proper Mental Health and Welfare Supports in TrinityWaiting lists average 40+ days for the Counselling and Health services in Trinity.
- Subject Access Request Template for Students and Student ActivistsIs your University spying on you and your campaigning activities? Find out with a Subject Access Request (SAR) under Article 15 of GDPR.
- TCDSU, GSU, USI and S4C Protests Closure of the Science GalleryTCDSU, GSU, USI and S4C protested the closure of the Science Gallery.
- Trinity Breaks Promise of Hybrid LearningThe fact that a working group comprised of all stakeholders approved a certain set of of guidelines which then seem to have been removed by the Provosts’ Office by a snap of a finger indicates deep-seated issues with governance. It is absolutely undemocratic and inconsequential to act in such a way. There was also no proper communication around the issue.
- GSU-S4C Call To Action: Oppose the HEA Bill 2022The Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science has published a new bill detailing amendments to the Higher Education Authority Act, 1971 in January 2021[1]. The GSU and Students4Change are extremely concerned with the contents of this bill and what it entails for the future of third-level education in Ireland. The HEA Bill 2022 aims to alter the relationship between the state and third-level educational institutions. It amounts essentially to a government takeover of academia, and will result in a loss of student representation during a time when the country is in a difficult financial situation and in the midst of a mental health crisis.
- FOI Reveals Minister Harris Discredited Student Voices during ExamsAn FOI request put forward by László Molnárfi, Chairperson of Students4Change and Gisèle Scanlon, President of the Graduate Students’ Union, on behalf of the #NoInPersonExams national campaign to Minister Harris’ Office has now been granted. The reason for the FOI request was to ascertain a timeline in which Minister Harris engaged with the 5,000 student … Read more
- #NoInPersonExams Survey ResultsWe are publishing the worrying results of our #NoInPersonExams survey, in which students from across the country participated. 86% said they felt pressured into not deferring. 57% said that they were financially affected, and 65% had to travel with public transport for their exams. 75% lived with someone at-risk, and 85%/98% said that there was no adequate social distancing in the exam hall / in the outside line. 71% of students have heard of others going into the exam hall despite being positive, and 57% of students have heard of others becoming positive following an exam. Find the general and per-University results in full at this link, including comments from students.
- How to make an FOI request and expose the secrets of your InstitutionAt Students4Change we aim to empower you with the tools to make change and effective activism. An FOI request allows you to request any data from any public body, even data considered confidential.
- GSU-S4C Joint Statement on ScholsIt has come to our attention that the Schols Examinations will proceed on Monday January 10th, 2022 with no formal communication issued to students this week in relation to these exams. This lack of communication and engagement with the Schols secretary, Schols applicants and indeed student representatives raises deep concerns.
- Schols Survey Results Favours Postponement or Postponement until Hybrid ExamWhen surveyed, candidate Scholars did not agree on an exclusively-online or exclusively in-person system as of 06/01/2022 17:17. From a sample of 53, no majority is for either online or in-person. 18.9% are for in-person and 28.3% are for online, the rest 52.8% for postponement. However, many students, upon seeing that there was no hybrid option in the form, have indicated to Students4Change that they are in favour of a hybrid system, as that is the most fair, and stressed the importance of mechanisms which ensure academic integrity.
- Appointment of Trinity East Independent MonitorIn response to queries about a possible conflict of interest, Aarecent FOI and research by Students4Change has revealed that that Mr. Andrew Grainger, independent monitor of Trinity East, spent up to 6 years as an external member of the Estates Policy Committee. A tender was put out, and a recruitement company called Adaptive HMV got … Read more
- Old Library Redevelopment Steering Committee Not Consulted on Interim ExhibtionThe OLRP Steering Committee was not consulted on the change of the location of the Interim Exhibition to College Park, a new FOI by Students4Change has found.
- Students4Change Releases Big SUrvey resultsGDPR-sanitized, previously unseen results of the TCDSU’s Big SUrvey.
- In Solidarity with the JCRAll JCR events have been banned by College until further notice due to an event going awry out of no fault of the JCR. Trinity Halls residents will be left without support during the holidays.
- From a University To A Business – The Exploitation of International StudentsWhile issues such as the housing crisis, sky-high tudent fees and underfunded College services affect all students, international students are especially hard-hit.
- #NoInPersonExam open letter with 5,000 student and staff signatures delivered to Minister HarrisLászló Molnárfi, Chairperson of Students4Change and President of the Graduate Students’ Union Gisèle Scanlon delivered the #NoInPersonExams open letter toMinister Harris and Minister Donnelly at the Dáil today (1st of December 2021) at 4pm.
- Students4Change Releases TCD TendersA collection of tenders from Etender (Irish Government website) for the consideration of newspapers.
- From a University To A Business – A History of Fees in IrelandStudents4Change supports USI’s F*ck the Fees Protest.
- Students4Change and GSU Launches Campaign for Open-Book ExamsHere are the templates to email the Irish Universities Association (IUA) to ask them to reconsider in-person exams for Semester 1 and to instead opt for open-book, flexible time constraint and keyboard-mediate exams. Students, professors, everyone is encouraged to join!
- Press Release 17/11/2021 Sent to Heads of Schools, Directors of Learning (TCD)We sent our press release to Trinity’s Heads of Schools and Directors of Learning.
- Students4Change and GSU Joint Press Release to Protect Students During ExamsAs we approach exams, Students4Change (S4C) and the Graduate Students’ Union (GSU) would like to share their utmost concern relating to the sudden return to in-person exams in the RDS for some students, and the overall plan for assessment in Semester 1.
- Results of Inclusivity SurveyResults of our inclusivity research reveals that College has a long way to go in making our institution an accessible and inclusive place
- Education Tips and TricksAs assesments intensify, we’ve compiled some wisdom for students to use to make College life and learning easier. This includes info on how to access paywalled newspapers and academic articles, get your course books for free, easy citations, ease eye strains, submit formal complaints, speed up BlackBoard and other platform videos amd more.
- College Knew For Months, But Did not Consult Sports Clubs for Interim ExhibitonAccording to documents from College Board’s meeting on the 19th of May 2021, two possible locations to temporarily house the Book of Kells interim exhibition were approved Library Square and New Square. However, between June and August of 2021, the Bursar, Chief Operating Officer of the Corporate Service Division and Estates & Facilities of Trinity College Dublin engaged with Dublin City Council (DCC), who allegedly deemed these two locations unsuitable, and proposed the location of College Park instead. To date, no paperwork or correspondence surrounding this decision has been made available for scrutiny.
- Lobbying Does Not Work Without Collective ActionLobbying needs collective action.
- Sign Exhibition Pavillion and Science Gallery PetitionSave College Park and the Science Gallery.
- Statement on 8.9 of Conditions of Occupancy College Residences 2021 – 2022. . . We believe that College should amend its policy on animals in Trinity-owned accommodation to be more accessible and inclusive to students with psychological disabilities requiring emotional support animals as companions to support their mental health. . College policy currently states that no animal or pet may be housed in residences without permission … Read more
- Info on McGrath Group / Randalswood ConstructionThese two groups were involved in the violent eviction attempt on the 27th of October against Sunnyvale residents.
- Why does College send out so many surveys, but nothing ever changes?Learn more about the corporatization of Colleges.
- Oppose Sports, Protect Exhibition PavilionProposed location of Exhibition Pavilion will see on-campus sports, mental health and wellbeing severely impacted.