Abolishing College Fees Will Do Nothing for Educational Inequality
Inequality in Ireland's education system starts far before College. Solutions must come earlier if we're to tackle the issue, writes Declan Jordan.
Slavery and Universities: ‘We Can’t Atone, But We Can Recognise’
Slavery is most often associated with the past. But around the world, universities are reckoning with dark histories – and attempting to repent.
Between States and Studio, Trinitones Hunt Further Successes
Acapella group Trinitones have just completed a third international headline tour, and have plans to release their first studio album.
Doctors and Artists Meet at Medicine’s Very Own Electric Picnic
The DotMD conference explores the power of storytelling in healthcare.
Rediscovering Home in Hong Kong – Through Food
Katy Amos spends a summer at home in Hong Kong attempting to relearn its ways. Her plan of action: food.
DCU Students Campaign Against Deportation of Mehwish Saqib
DCUSU has launched a petition against the deportation of Mehwish Saqib, a third-year student of early childhood education.
Maoiniú do Chursaí Gaeilge de Luach €1.63 Milliún Fógartha ag Sean Kyne
Cuirfear an maoiniú ar fáil do 12 chúrsa Gaeilge dírithe ar dlí, aistriúchán agus ateangaireacht.
Trinity May Drastically Cut Student Admissions in Next Five Years, Says Provost
Speaking on the Seán O'Rourke show, Patrick Prendergast said Trinity may need to make the reduction in order to arrest recent rankings falls.
‘Walking to Jerusalem’ Details a Lengthy Expedition in the Name of Palestinians
Justin Butcher details his journey to Jerusalem using a mixture of live performance and video footage.
Developers of TCDSU Voting System Explain Class Rep Mishap
Last week, TCDSU announced that a number of class representatives had been erroneously elected.