Educational Issues
Editorial
Unique Characteristics of Trinity Education Could be the Key to Alumni Funding
The finding that donations proportionally exceed those of UK universities suggest Trinity is doing something right in attracting philanthropy.
Student Nurses Set to Lose Supervision During INMO Strike
The strike, which will take place on March 7th, will see nurses across the country take part in the work to rule campaign.
Far From a Nuisance, Industrial Action the Only Leverage Left for Trinity Academics
Dermot Frost, Secretary of Trinity’s branch of the Irish Federation of University Teachers, on why Trinity staff are balloting for Industrial Action.
Editorial
Protest Against Israeli Ambassador has Focused Attention on Free Speech, Rather than Human Rights
Taking such pronounced measures has meant Students for Justice in Palestine lost control of the discussion, making it harder to promote their aims.
Tá Agóid i gcoinne an Ambasadóra Iosraelach tar éis airde a dhíriú ar Shaoirse Labhartha, in áit Cearta Daonna
Baineann beartais díreacha agusa foircneacha Mac Léinn ar son an Bhreithiúnais do Phalaistín a smacht ar an gcomhrá agus dá bharr sin, tá sé níos deacra dóibh a n-aidhmeanna a chur chun cinn.
Cúis Imní do Ghluaiseacht na Mac Léinn atá in Aimhleisceas Íoc as Oideachas Saor in Aisce
Nuair nach nglacfadh ach 50 faoin gcéad de mhic léinn i gColáiste na Tríonóide le cánacha níos airde chun íoc as oideachas saor in aisce, caithfidh ceannairí mac léinn a iarrachtaí a leathnú chun an ghluaiseacht a aontú.
Editorial
A Reluctance to Pay for Free Education is a Worrying Hurdle for the Student Movement
When barely 50 per cent of Trinity students would pay higher taxes for free education, student leaders must redouble their efforts to unite the student movement.
Complex Metrics and Rankings Committees: The Measurements Taking over Universities
From a conference in Trinity to the Provost's Rankings Committee, more energy than ever is being poured into improving a university's ranking.
From Brexit to the Border, the Northern Irish Election will Change Trinity’s Relationship with the North
While Trinity has been successful in attracting Northern students, it needs to adapt to the challenges facing the region.
Trinity’s Total Income Rose to €355 million in 2015/16, a 7% Increase from the Previous Year
The increase in income comes as Trinity has become less reliant on state funding, with the majority of financial support coming from non-exchequer sources.