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===Student government=== At Trinity, the final [[Students' union|student government]] authority is the Trinity College Meeting (TCM), a [[direct democracy]] body in which all students have equal standing (conditional on the wearing of [[Academic dress|gowns]] at meetings). The TCM directly governs major policy questions and the allocation of student funds, and convenes a series of committees to provide recommendations on all aspects of student life. The TCM delegates responsibility for daily affairs to six student Heads, following annual elections. There are two Heads of college, two Heads of Arts (social), two Heads of Non-Residents and one to two Head(s) of Divinity; in each case, one Head is female and one male.<ref>{{cite web | url = https://www.trinity.utoronto.ca/prospective/student-life/student-life.html | title = Student Life | website = Trinity College}}</ref> Students of the Faculty of Divinity additionally elect one or two Heads each year, although they do not serve as officers of the TCM.
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