Coronavirus Package Confirms Commitment to Higher Education, Says IUA
The €168 million funding package was announced earlier today by Higher Education Minister Simon Harris
On-Campus Libraries Now Open to Students Preparing for Resits
Students coming into Trinity will be asked by security why they need to gain access to campus.
Harris Announces €168m Package for Higher Education Sector
The cash is earmarked for costs incurred by universities during the pandemic, as well as supports for students.
Tá Mic Léinn ag Labhairt Faoi Chiníochas ar Champas. Is Gá Go n-Éisteann Ollscoileanna Leo
Tugadh neamhaird do shuarachas an chiníochais ar champais ollscoileanna le fada, ach diaidh ar ndiaidh tá sé ag teacht chun solais.
Níl Cur Cuige an Rialtais i dTreo na hArdteiste Sásúil
Insíodh do dhaltaí Ardteiste an tseachtain seo go n-eiseofar na torthaí mí níos déanaí ná mar is gnách.
Tricky Questions Raised at Board Review Open Forum
The open forum took place over Zoom, at which the Provost and the chair of the Board Review Working Group fielded questions.
Editorial
Students Are Talking About Racism on Campus. Universities Must Listen
The ugliness of racism on university campuses has long been ignored, but is slowly coming to light.
Editorial
The Government’s Approach to the Leaving Certificate Has Left Much to be Desired
Leaving certificate students were informed this week that results would come out a month later than usual.
Discrimination and Apathy: Students Describe Culture of Racism on Campuses
Across Irish campuses, black students face incidents of racism – sometimes at the hands of staff – which are not dealt with.
How POC Students Feel Marginalised on Irish Campuses
Irish universities can be an unwelcoming place for people of colour, despite Ireland’s reputation as a welcoming place.