Higher Education
Déanfaidh an Coláiste Níos Mó ná an Íosmhéid chun Faillithe Chomhionannais Inscne a Réiteach
Agus éagothroime leanúnach i saol acadúil na hÉireann, tá sé ar intinn an Choláiste níos mó a dhéanamh ná neamhleorgachtaí reatha a shárú.
Why I Took the Decision to Make Third-Level Education Free
Former Minister for Education Niamh Bhreathnach discusses her time in government and why she introduced free third-level fees in 1996.
Trinity to Open Fellowship to Part-Time Staff, in Attempt to Increase Diversity
The decision, which was approved by the College Board in September, is still pending the assent of the Fellows.
UCD Students Should Vote to Take a Neutral Stance on Abortion
Roger Berkeley, an organiser of the UCD Students For Fair Representation group, argues that UCDSU students should vote to adopt a neutral stance on abortion.
Editorial
Trinity Aims to Redefine its Education, but Has to Build on Broken Systems to Do So
From online systems to the way it supports societies, in being ambitious with the Trinity Education Project, College must realise it is building on shaky foundations.
Tá Coláiste na Tríonóide chun a oideachas a Mhínghlanadh, ach Caithfidh Sé dul i ngleic le Córais Bhriste
Idir córais ar líne agus an bhealach ina thacaíonn sé le cumainn, agus é ag léiriú uaillmhéine leTionscadal Oideachais na Tríonóide, caithfidh an Coláiste a bhunús nemahiontaofa a aithint.
Acmhainní Bhreise do Scoileanna Gaeltachta á Fhógairt ag an Rialtas
Beidh scoileanna sna ceantair Gaeltachta chun tairbhe a bhaint as acmhainní breise agus ról sa phróiseas pleanála, de réir polasaí nua an rialtais
By Selling Its Naming Rights, Trinity is Selling Itself Short
Selling naming rights to campus buildings is the sad, but not unexpected, result of a university left with nowhere else to look to for funding.
Trinity Seeks to Raise €1 Million Over Next Five Years Through Naming Rights Deal
The college is seeking to find donors who will pay €200,000 a year to have their name or firm's name on a part of campus.
For Club and Committee: Badger Prepares to Tackle the Challenges Facing DUCAC
Monty Badger, the new vice-chair of Dublin University Central Athletics Club (DUCAC), outlines his plans for Trinity sport over the next year.