Higher Education
Trinity and Trade Unions Clash Over Earlier Term Date
SIPTU has accused Trinity of failing to engage with staff over the Trinity Education Project.
Government Commits €415m for National Training Fund in 2018
The announcement comes as the review of the fund continues.
UCC Generates €2.3m Daily for Irish Economy
A new report reveals that UCC students add €24.8 million to the Irish economy in their first year after graduation.
Editorial
A Crackdown on Tours is One Commercial Revenue Move to Support
We should welcome a strategy that ensures visitors are paying their way.
‘Unauthorised Tours’ Targeted by Trinity
Trinity is trying to ensure tourists visiting campus pay for the Book of Kells.
How Universities Put Survival Before Their Staff
Ulf Strohmayer argues that entrepreneurial, commercialised universities have become shadows of their former selves.
President Launches Landmark Irish History Book
President Higgins was on hand to launch the 'Cambridge History of Ireland'.
Editorial
NUIG Protest a Sign of Growing Anger at a Yawning Accommodation Crisis
We seem to have reached an inflection point in the great accommodation debate.
Editorial
A Welcome Move in Cambridge Only Underscores University Access Issues
A new programme for students from disadvantaged backgrounds shows how far ahead TAP is.
DIT Launches ‘Historic’ Expansion
Crowds gathered today in Grangegorman to celebrate the new €220 million construction project.