Educational Issues
Editorial
For a ‘Global University’, Trinity Flounders on Erasmus
Last week, many students spoke out about the enormous difficulties they faced applying for Erasmus and Study Abroad programmes.
This Week, Cut the Rent Blinked Under Pressure. Its Movement Could be Over
In kicking rent strikes down the road, Cut the Rent forgot that a small group striking is far better than no striking at all, writes Aoife Kearins.
Trinity Students in Hong Kong Describe ‘War’ on Campuses
Students who spent time in Hong Kong have described their experiences of the pro-democracy protests that have rocked the region's universities.
No Higher Education Funding Plans to be Ready for Next Election
A group of financial management consultants will spend the next year looking into higher education's funding crisis.
After Legal Threats, UCC Reverses Capitation Fee Increase
UCC will refund students who were charged an initial €80 increase, as well as reversing plans to raise the charge to €370 by 2023.
Why Campuses Around the World Are Still at War Over Free Speech
The conversation around free speech on campus has progressed in recent years – but it's as divisive as ever.
In Third-Level, Number of Students With Disabilities Rises by 17%
Some 14,720 students with disabilities enrolled in third-level courses for the 2017/2018 academic year.
Leagadh Hamilton – Masla Eile do Phobal Atá Faoi Ghannionadaíocht
Thug an Coláiste deis do mhic léinn bheith bainteach sa chomhrá maidir le leagadh foirgneamh i ndiaidh na ngearán.
Editorial
A Good Move for Gender Equality, Overshadowed by Questions of Method and Motive
Questions remain about the process by which College appointed its new associate vice-provost for equality, diversity and inclusion.
Céim Chun Tosaigh don Chomhionannas Inscne, Sáraithe ag Ceisteanna faoin Modh
Tá ceisteanna fós le freagairt faoin bpróiséas inar cheap an Choláiste an leas-propast chomhlach ar son comhionannais, ilchineálachta agus iomchuimsithe.