Educational Issues
College Approves Fixed Timetable Rollout
From next year, a fixed timetable system will be phased in.
Attendance Issues Plague TCDSU for Second Consecutive Council
In the absence of quorum, TCDSU's council was unable to vote on a motion to introduce an Irish-language committee.
TCDSU To Trial Online Voting for Class Rep Elections
The union will discuss the implementation of the new voting system at tonight's council.
The Arts Might Not Teach Us How to Make a Living – But They Teach Us How to Live
In a world increasingly focused on making us employable at all costs, it's worth remembering the value of arts courses, writes Alanna MacNamee.
Freedom and Flexibility are the Hallmarks of the Most Successful Universities
Universities are ready to tackle the challenges that face them but they must be given autonomy to do so, writes Patrick G O’Shea.
University Council to Discuss Trinity’s University of Sanctuary Prospects
TCDSU President Shane De Rís will present to University Council on the scholarship scheme for asylum seekers.
Provost, a ‘Believer’ in Public Funding, Defends College’s Commercial Strategies
During an address this evening, Prendergast said relying on public funding would mean that 'everything would have continued to tumble down'.
University Rankings Are ‘Reductive’, Provost Tells Staff and Students
During an address to staff and students, Provost Patrick Prendergast defended Trinity's persistent fall in university rankings.
Business School Seeks Ryanair Entrepreneurship Chair
The school is also hiring a chair of strategic development, amid the ongoing construction of its new €80 million building on Pearse St.
USI ‘Regrets’ No Student Representatives on Gender Equality Taskforce
The Union of Students in Ireland criticised the lack of student representation on the government's gender equality taskforce.