We are pleased to announce an important new development for the TCD Law Student Colloquium: our website is now available in multiple languages, making our content more accessible to a wider and more diverse international audience.

5 months since we said NO to Prof. David Kenny, one of those who started all this. We are deeply concerned by "The Piranha" recent publication.

We are profoundly concerned and deeply disappointed by the disregard for basic journalistic integrity shown by student media in their treatment of the Colloquium and the serious issues we have raised.

Our Chairman has once again been subjected to abusive treatment by the School of Law. We have already lost count of the incidents he has faced.

We are pleased to share our September Report, reflecting another important month of development for the TCD Law Student Colloquium. Throughout September, we continued working to strengthen our online presence, improve the way we communicate our activities, and make our work accessible to a wider audience.

We are writing to respond to the false and defamatory statement made by the Trinity College Dublin School of Law. Instead of addressing the abuse suffered by our Chairman and our organization, they are spreading lies, attacking the victims, and actively working to silence those who speak out.

We have noticed a recent publication by Professor Eoin O’Dell on his LinkedIn account, in which he reposted the Trinity College Dublin School of Law statement and urged people to report and block material associated with the TCD Law Students Colloquium.

The TCD Law Student Colloquium became aware only today of the existence of an organisation presenting itself as the TCD Law Student Symposium, apparently established on 20 September.

Colloquium stands in absolute and unqualified solidarity with the residents of Garvaghy Road and the wider Portadown community in the face of the renewed Drumcree parade controversy.

Freshers’ Week was meant to be a vital opportunity for the TCD Law Student Colloquium to engage with the wider Trinity community, welcome new students, participate in university activities, and represent our organization's work. We are grateful to everyone who engaged with us in a respectful and constructive manner.

The TCD Law Student Colloquium is pleased to announce the launch of its official TikTok and YouTube channels, creating new spaces for students, academics, alumni, and members of the wider Trinity community to engage with the Colloquium beyond our in-person events.

Colloquium is delighted to be taking part in this year’s Freshers’ Fair at TCD. Freshers’ Fair is an opportunity for students to discover the many societies, organizations, initiatives, and communities that make up student life at Trinity.

Twenty-five years ago, on 11 September 2001, the world witnessed one of the defining tragedies of the modern era. The attacks in the United States claimed thousands of lives, devastated families and communities, and had consequences that reached far beyond the places directly affected.

As a new academic year begins, the TCD Law Student Colloquium would like to extend a very warm welcome to everyone joining Trinity College Dublin for the first time, as well as to all returning students.

First of all, thank you all so much for your support. Today was certainly not an easy day for us. It was difficult and challenging, but we got through it  and we continue to move forward, confidently and with determination. We truly appreciate everyone who stood by us.

As we begin preparations for the upcoming academic year, we would like to invite students and members of the wider TCD Law community to join us for an opportunity to hear directly from the Committee about our plans and priorities for the year ahead.

We are delighted to launch Academia+, a new initiative by the TCD Law Student Colloquium providing a platform for students, researchers, academics and legal professionals to share their scholarly work.

We are delighted to announce to our community that TCD Law Student Colloquium is beginning an active transition towards a bilingual Irish–English model.

The Colloquium is clear on an important point that John F. Manderscheid has repeatedly omitted from his public presentation of this matter: our Chairman is depicted in the photographs in question.

Deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Glen Hansard. His music was honest, raw, and full of heart. From the early days with The Frames, to The Swell Season, to the unforgettable Once songs like Falling Slowly, When Your Mind’s Made Up, and High Hope spoke of courage, of the strength to keep going, and of never giving up when the road gets hard.