Editorial
University Autonomy is Under Threat. Colleges Must Step Up
The government will consider passing a bill that would give them sweeping new powers when it comes to state-funded higher education institutions.
Editorial
An Ode, a Toast to Trinity Ball
It was this week announced that Trinity Ball would be cancelled for the second year in a row.
Sabbatical Candidates Should Push Voter Registration, Says Council Chair
The chair of TCDSU council has said that candidates will need to encourage students to register to vote, ahead of an online-only election.
Your Week Ahead: Refreshers Edition
Settle in for a week of wild and wacky society events that will have you glued to Zoom.
Happy Days Reminds Us Of The Value of Human Companionship
The Samuel Beckett play, starring Siobhán McSweeney, was broadcast live from the Olympia Theatre yesterday evening.
In Wide-Ranging Interview, Conway-Walsh Lays Out Vision for Third-Level
The interview was streamed live on this newspaper’s Instagram page.
Trinity Ball Cancelled Again Due to ‘Rapidly Changing’ Restrictions
TCDSU Ents Officer Hugh McInerney said that ‘it would be safer to cancel the ball for 2021 and focus on a return to Trinity Ball in April 2022’.
Student Nurses, Midwives to Stay Off Placements Until February 8th
Nursing and midwifery students in first, second and third year will not return to clinical placements until at least February 8th.
At First Meeting, Renters’ Union Explores Lasting Action
The union’s chair Liam Kiernan said this evening that he hopes the union will last longer than previous organisations in College with similar aims.
Pandemic or Not, You Don’t Have to Be at Rock Bottom to Seek Help
Too many people struggling with their mental health don’t reach out for support because they believe their problems ‘aren’t big enough’, writes Alex Connolly.