USI to Hire New Manager for Mental Health Project, After Promise of Government Funding
The new manager will co-ordinate with various groups to investigate the mental health of third-level students.
Tá Tubaiste a Rinne an Rialtas Roimh Ollscoileanna agus Mic Léinn
Tá bagairt spásanna sna hollscoileanna do Éireannaigh in UCD mar an fhianaise éadóchais is déanaí roimh ár n-ollscoileanna.
Editorial
Universities and Students are Facing a Perfect Storm of the Government’s Making
A threat to cap Irish places from UCD is the latest sign of the desperation facing our universities.
Caithfidh Vótóirí Óige Cor Cinniúna a Dhéanamh de Thoradh an Ollthoghcháin
Níos soiléire atá an deighilt idir dearcthaí na hóige agus daoine níos sine, agus tá guth na hóige níos tábhachtaí ná riamh.
Editorial
UK General Election Needs to be Watershed Moment for the Youth Vote
The divide in attitudes between young and old is becoming more pronounced, making the youth vote more important than ever.
After Year of Success, Fossil Free TCD to Return to People and Planet
Six places, funded by TCDSU, are available for students who want to attend the activist training camp.
Hu Chunhua, Tipped as a Future Chinese Leader, Visits Old Library and Trinity Research Centre
Hu Chunhua, the General Secretary in Guangdong, visited Trinity in a tour organised by the Department of Foreign Affairs.
USI Condemns UCD’s Suggestion to Cut Irish Student Places
The UCD President said that the lack of government funding could push UCD into giving more places to international students.
Trinity’s Rankings Rise Must Not Obscure the Challenges Facing Irish Universities
Today's warning from UCD about cutting places for Irish students is arguably more important than the climb of Irish universities in the ranking tables.
Citing €500,000 Annual Cost, Staff Oppose New Faculty Managers
Three new faculty managers, who will earn over €110,000 each, will help oversee individual schools.