Educational Issues
Graduate Students’ Union Votes to Seek Funding for Third Sabbatical Officer
Union wants to establish a dedicated Education Officer, if funding can be sought.
“Students Against Fees” Elects Lynn Ruane and Oisín Coulter to Leadership Committee
The group tonight met to establish a “clear and accountable” committee to manage the day-to-day campaign.
Report on Trans Issues, Led by Trinity Students, Launched at Office of Ombudsman for Children
Marking the International Day of Trans Visibility, report aims to summarise the issues affecting young trans people, and to suggest recommendations.
With Ambitious Goals to Attract Northern Irish Students, Trinity Reaches Across the Border
Northern Irish students on their application to Trinity, their experiences during their time here and the future of Northern Ireland.
The High Price of Getting a PhD
The strain that comes with doing independent work in a high-pressure environment such as university means that a PhD can come with a high personal cost.
With Development of Trinity’s Rankings Strategy, Why Rankings Matter to Universities
Despite the criticism and scepticism that surrounds them, a strategic approach to rankings appears an increasingly necessary evil.
With Little Election Debate on Third-Level, Royal Irish Academy Could Have Role to Play
With little debate on third level during general election, there's potential for the views of the academy to influence debate in coming weeks.
Editorial
This General Election is Actually Pretty Important for Students
The outcome of this election will determine the future of abortion rights, accommodation, mental health and higher education in Ireland.
Analysis
Ahead of Friday’s Election, Parties Target the Student Vote with Promises
Party manifestos promise to fund higher education and tackle the accommodation crisis – but few give clear details as to how.
Finding the Difference Between Consent and Conceding in University Consent Workshops
Charlotte Ryan examines consent workshop models in the US and UK, and explores the uneven terrain that is sex ed and consent.