Educational Issues
Students Hand in Signatures, Calling for Referendum on Israeli Boycott
The Student Union Opt Out Project also delivered a petition of signatures to TCDSU today.
A Post-Brexit Future Needs Versatile Graduates
The President of DIT, Brian Norton, argues that the challenges of Brexit means Ireland's graduates need to be more flexible than ever.
How Institutes of Technology Fell Out of Favour
Once, institutes of technology were seen as the future. Now, the government has decided they're barriers to progress.
Jane Ohlmeyer is an Academic Unafraid of Trinity’s Political Tightrope
She's a master of the arts, the face of Irish research and her friends call her a visionary. Is there any stopping Jane Ohlmeyer?
50% of Part-Time Trinity Staff Work Overtime
The report found that women make up the majority of part-time roles.
Academics Grapple with Trinity Education Project Uncertainty
Trinity staff are waiting and wondering as the implementation of the Trinity Education Project draws nearer.
College Proposals for Late Exam Sittings Are Unacceptable, Says IFUT
Chair of Trinity’s branch of IFUT, John Walsh, said that the proposals have raised serious concerns.
Editorial
How You Should Vote in This Week’s Fees Preferendum
Students should choose the third option in the supplemental fees preferendum.
Trinity to Enjoy Share of €2.2 Billion Government Fund
€2.2 billion will be split between Ireland’s seven universities for infrastructure projects.
Editorial
The Honourable Reasons for Engaging in the TCDSU Elections
The student representatives you elect will be able to alter the course of many a matter.