Editorial
The Singling Out of Students on PUP May be a Sign of Cuts on the Horizon
Comments from an anonymous government minister were condemned by both Minister for Higher Education Simon Harris and USI President Lorna Fitzpatrick this week.
Caoimhe Dempsey: From DULBC Novice to Boat Race Champion
A Trinity graduate, Caoimhe Dempsey was on the Cambridge Crew that won the Boat Race against Oxford last month.
An Ghaeilge sa Chóras Oideachais
Seachas iarracht a dhéanamh na fadhbanna a réiteach diaidh ar ndiaidh is gá athchóiriú iomlán a dhéanamh ar an nGaeilge sa chóras oideachais, dar le Clíodhna Ní Dhufaigh.
Trinity Trend: Crafty Charms
Chioma Muoneke talks us through the joys of the candy-inspired charms cropping up all over campus (and your instagram feed).
Trinity Shave or Dye 2021: The Long and Short of it
The event, organised by DU Players’ Ents Officer Faith Jones raised over €4,800 euro for the Irish Cancer Society.
Student Nurses and Midwives to Receive Backdated COVID Grant by June 1st
The €100 grant was met with frustration when it was announced earlier this year.
Is Éagóir Stairúil é Neamhrochtain Teach a Sé ar Mhic Léinn. Ní Mór é a Athrú
Déanfaidh TCDSU stocaireacht ar an gColáiste chun a fhiosrú an féidir Teach a Sé a dhéanamh níos inrochtana, tar éis a ghlacadh le rún ag ag an gComhairle an tseachtain seo caite.
Leis an mBille Tithíochta USI, Ní Mór do Harris Cuimhniú go Bhfuil sé i gCeannas
Agus díospóireacht maidir le bille a thabharfadh cosaint sa bhreis do mhic léinn atá ina gcíosaithe dúirt an t-Aire Ardoideachais Simon Harris go bhfuil ‘comhrá práinneach’ de dhíth ar an gceist.
Harris Grants Technological University status to Athlone IT and Limerick IT
The new technological university for the Midlands and Midwest will be the third such institution in Ireland.
The Anonymous Minister’s PUP Comment is Little More Than Pandemic Finger-Pointing
Passive-aggressive judgement and tut-tutting have been rife throughout the pandemic, but it’s particularly disappointing to see it coming from a government minister, writes Faye Curran.