College
Editorial
Pre-Budget, a Starving Sector Makes Political Moves. The Government is Unlikely to Care
It’s unlikely that higher education’s political manoeuvring will sway the government’s thinking ahead of Tuesday’s budget.
Plean Polaitiúil ag Earnáil le Díth Airgid. Is Beag Éifeacht a Bheidh Aige ar an Rialtas ar nDóigh
Is beag seans go rachfaidh seift pholaitiúil an ardoideachais i bfheidhm ar choinsias an rialtais roimh an mbuiséad ar an Máirt.
Le Rath Stailceanna Cíosa a Chinntiú, Caithfidh Gníomhaithe agus TCDSU Bheith ar Aon Intinn
Bhí sé aisteach nach raibh tuilleadh plé faoi stailceanna cíosa ag comhairle TCDSU an Mháirt seo caite.
My Utrecht Erasmus Has Made Me a Parody of Leprechaun Irishness
Molly Furey rediscovers her Irish roots, via Guinness and gas craic, on an Erasmus in the Netherlands.
When the Academic Becomes Political: Trinity’s Vice-Provost Prepares for New Challenges
Prof Jurgen Barkhoff, Trinity's new Vice-Provost, has an impressive CV. But the demands of the Trinity Education Project won't be easy to navigate.
How Luxury Student Accommodation Conquered Dublin
In Ireland, luxury student accommodation is a booming business. Rachel O'Leary investigates, and asks: is there an alternative?
Fostaíocht san Aontas Eorpach – Iniúchadh ar Chúrsaí Dlí agus Gaeilge
Caithfear plé a dhéanamh ar chonas céimithe a mhealladh i dtreo na hEorpa agus tosaíonn sin ag leibhéal fóchéime.
Bristol University President Says Irish Third-Level Should be a ‘National Crisis’
Hugh Brady, the former President of UCD, said that the Irish government has 'continued to sit on its hands' in terms of higher education funding.
San Oideachas, Ní Féidir Luach a Bhunú ar Deiseanna Fostaíochta
Tá an iomarca béime á chur againn ar an gcaoi a dtacaíonn an Ghaeilge leis an saol gairmiúil, dar le Malachi Ó Marcaigh.
Tugann Art Parkinson Cuairt ar an gCumann Gaelach
Labhair Parkinson faoin tábhacht a bhain leis an nGaeilge agus é mar aisteoir agus faoin gcinéal saoil atá aige i nDún na nGall.