Higher Education
Analysis
A High-Stakes GSU Election
As the battle against fees continues, postgraduate students will be pinning their hopes on the next GSU president.
Four Trinity Subjects Ranked in World Top 50
English, classics, nursing and politics were ranked in the QS top 50 rankings.
Analysis
Higher Education’s Long March to Funding is Far From Over
Where there once was panic, we now have inertia, when it comes to higher education funding.
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.
Postgraduate Services Need Improvement, Says USI Conference
The first conference of its kind hosted by the Union of Students in Ireland (USI) saw discussions on the difficulties of being an Irish postgraduate student.
USI Takes Funding Fight to County Councils
With the third-level funding debate ground to a halt, USI is relying on county councillors to put pressure on their parties.
Queen’s Lecturers Join UK-Wide Pension Protests
Queen's University Belfast Students' Union (QUBSU) have pledged their support to striking academics.
Academics Grapple with Trinity Education Project Uncertainty
Trinity staff are waiting and wondering as the implementation of the Trinity Education Project draws nearer.