College
DUCAC Accounts Late, Chair Cites Logistical Issues
Capitated bodies had to present their budgets to the capitation committee on November 19th.
We Try TikTok Fashion and Beauty Trends (So You Don’t Have To)
From Euphoria-inspired make-up to Harry Styles’ infamous cardigan, Elizabeth Ring tests all of the trends you’ve been curious about.
Provostial Candidates Would Do Well to Stay Local
Some 42 per cent of academics told this newspaper that administrative and bureaucratic problems are the most important issues in the provost elections.
Admin, Values and Power: 100 Academics Set Out Main Issues for Provost Race
A survey of 100 academics has highlighted Trinity academics’ battle with an increased amount of administrative work, shifting College values and a top-down decision-making model.
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.
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.
Govt to Consider Granting Itself Power to Replace University Leadership
The bill, which grants government sweeping new powers, will undergo pre-legislative scrutiny this spring.
Schols Quota Debacle: The Price of Everything and the Value of Nothing
It is a disgrace that students who strive for Schols will be refused the award on account of the College prioritising money over students, writes Ryan Alberto Ó Giobúin.
Editorial
Trinity Must Join the Conversation About Mother and Baby Homes
A former Trinity lecturer – Dr Victoria Coffey – facilitated and took part in unethical vaccine trials in mother and baby homes during the 1960s.