Students Should Not Have to Pay the Debt for a Decade of Underfunding
The third-level sector has been starved of funding for years now, but students shouldn’t be forced to compensate for this during a pandemic, writes Rose Conway-Walsh.
School of Languages to Move Online Until At Least November
Level three restrictions – which have led to a widespread shift to online learning in Dublin's universities – are set to end on October 10th.
NUIG Postgraduate Students Strike Against Unpaid Teaching Hours
Postgraduate students are required by the college to carry out a maximum of 120 hours of unpaid teaching per academic year.
How Rebecca Locke is Using Clowns to Open Up Dublin’s Music Scene
As curator of Indigo Sessions at Workman's Club, Locke is looking to break down the barriers surrounding good live music in Dublin.
Harris Launches New Consent Toolkit for Third-Level Institutions
NUI Galway’s Active Consent Programme developed the toolkit, which will be delivered across 22 third-level institutions.
CSC to Host Online AGM, Contradicting Justification for Six-Month Election Delay
The CSC’s AGM will take place online on September 30th.
Beloved Children’s Author Sam McBratney Dies Aged 77
Trinity alumnus and author behind the children’s classic ‘Guess How Much I Love You’ passed away on Friday, September 18th.
Are Irish Colleges Truly Places of Equality?
Once students are inside the college grounds, often following lengthy procedures, there are plenty of hurdles, writes Niamh Elliott-Sheridan.
Editorial
An Raibh Teagasc ar Champas i gCónaí ina Aisling?
D’fhógair an IUA an tseachtain seo go mbeidh ranganna atá le bheith á mhúineadh go pearsanta amháin ag fanacht ar champas.
Debating Societies Introduce Structural Changes to Promote Inclusivity
The Phil and the Hist are taking steps to examine and reform their structures as part of efforts to promote equal representation and anti-racism.