College
Protesters Block Off Front Arch, Amid Controversy over Rent Increases
Roughly 30 protesters formed a human chain, blocking off access to Front Square for half an hour this afternoon.
As Decision-Day Looms, Erasmus Students Soul-Search: Stay, Or Go?
Interviews with eight Erasmus students reveal the misgivings of a cohort weighing uncertainty against the benefits of studying abroad.
Trinity to Prioritise Students Not From Dublin in First-Round Accommodation Offers
Students not from Dublin will be prioritised when it comes to first-round accommodation offers. Those from Dublin may get an offer in later rounds.
Uncowed by the Pandemic, DU Players Deliver a Festival of Resilience, Online
With 25 shows and 57 installation pieces, Resilience, an online festival from DU Players, shows a society thriving under lockdown's challenges.
In Trinity and Columbia, Twin Archivist Projects Map a Pandemic in Real Time
Living in Lockdown, a Trinity project, is chronicling the pandemic in a new way. In the US, a similar project is taking place in Columbia University.
Coronavirus Cities: A Hasty Return From Halls to a Much-Changed Paris
Alix Philouze went home from Dublin to Paris when the severity of the virus became clear. She tells a story of caution, and cautious optimism.
Explainer: What Third-Level Can Expect from Ireland’s Next Government
The biggest takeaways for students and university heads from a document that's likely to govern Ireland's immediate future.
Editorial
At Kavanagh Court, Trinity Gets Caught Between Shareholders and Students
Students are furious at both Kavanagh Court and Trinity after they were offered only partial refunds, rather than pro rata compensation, on rent.
An Coláiste i bPonc idir Gearrsealbhóirí agus Mic Léinn ag Cúirt Kavanagh
Ta mic léinn ar buille le Cúirt Kavanagh agus an Coláiste nuair a tairiscíodh ach cuid den aisíocaíocht, seachas an cúiteamh iomlán a tugadh amach ina lóistín féin.
Editorial
Should Colleges Fear a Cynical Government Using Ranking Jumps Against Them?
Third-level stakeholders were quiet this week after news came through that five of Ireland’s seven universities had risen in world rankings.