Brexit
Ahead of Election Day, a Generation of UK Students Mobilises
Around the UK, young people are making their voices heard, ahead of a general election that could be crucial in the future of Brexit.
Brexit Will Damage Scottish Universities, But We’re Fighting Back
The ability of Scottish universities to attract the brightest and best – including Irish students – is under threat, writes Liam McCabe.
TCDSU Takes Anti No-Deal Brexit Stance at Council
TCDSU tonight passed a motion adopting a stance rejecting a no-deal Brexit.
Flagging Brexit, Universities Call Again for Higher Education Funding
The Irish Universities Association told the Seanad yesterday that higher education and research will be 'crucial' after Brexit.
Trinity Economists Warn Irish Unity Would ‘Collapse’ NI Economy
In a report, two Trinity economists have warned that a united Ireland would cause serious issues for both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
Hermann Kelly in Trinity, as Students Attempt to Set up Freedom Party Branch
Some students are seeking official status from the CSC for a Trinity branch of the Eurosceptic Irish Freedom Party.
Hard Brexit ‘Vandalism’ Cannot Endanger University Links
Universities will be among the hardest hit from the effects of Brexit, writes Anton Muscatelli.
Fee Certainty Is Not Enough to Quell the Northern Ireland CAO Tumble
The fall in applications from Northern Ireland is sure to continue amid uncertainty and there appears to be little the Irish government can do about it, writes Matthew Murphy.
In Trinity, Margrethe Vestager Touts a New Direction for Europe
EU Commissioner Margrethe Vestager spoke to the Hist about freedom of speech and balancing federalism and friendship.
Editorial
The Government’s UK Fees Pledge is Less a Solution and More a Deferral
The promise will offer only temporary relief to students in Northern Ireland and the UK planning to study here.