Educational Issues
In Ainneoin na nDeacrachtaí, Tá a Chlú Idirnáisiúnta mar Ollscoil Thaighde Caomhnaithe ag an Choláiste
Shonraigh straitéis taighde nua-sheolta na Tríonóide a rath mar aon leis na constaicí atá roimh acadóirí.
Editorial
Extending the Admissions Feasibility Study Isn’t Enough – College Must Helm National Change
Five years on from the study’s introduction, there has been little by way of tangible expansion.
Ní Leor an Staidéar Féidearthachta Iontrála a Shíneadh – Caithfidh an Coláiste Athrú Náisiúnta a Spreagadh
Cúig bliana ó thabhairt isteach na scéime, is beag forbairt fhollasach atá déanta uirthi.
Níor Chóir don Rialtas Díriú ar Bhuanna Tapa Agus an Earnáil Ardoideachais ag Fulaingt
Léiríonn fás na bprintíseachtaí go bhfuil borradh faoin spéis sa bhreisoideachas, ach caithfidh an rialtas tosaíocht a thabhairt do bhunmhaoiniú.
Business School Marks ‘Comeback Story’ of Irish Universities, Says Taoiseach
Leo Varadkar praised the impact of philanthropy in his speech at the opening of Trinity's new Business School.
The Case for Abolishing 9am Lectures
Scientists and sleep experts say that students would be much better off if classes started at 11am.
Trinity Scientists to Debate Social Media With The Public
The Heliosphere, a new digital forum run by researchers in Trinity, aims to gather information about how people use social media.
Editorial
Students Have an Extra Revision Week. Now College Departments Must Reform Assessment
Too many of Trinity’s departments have stuck to old methods of assessing students.
Students Will Have An Extra Revision Week Next Summer
Trinity has tweaked the academic year structure after students reported stress and high workloads this year.
Editorial
Graduation by Grade Is a Relic of a Bygone Trinity
The College’s graduation ceremony is unforgivably antiquated.