Higher Education
Presidential Candidates Ponder a New Era in Student Politics
The four candidates discuss engagement, the repeal referendum and higher education funding.
Why Supplemental Fees Are a Bad Deal for Students
Students should oppose the College's proposed fee for repeat exams, writes Domhnall McGlacken-Byrne.
The Demise of Dublin University Press
The story of Trinity's printing press involves an enterprising woman, two fires and a mystery move off campus.
Editorial
Don’t Be Fooled: College Tries to Introduce These Fees Every Few Years
The seemingly compelling arguments to support the introduction of new student fees are a distraction at best.
Ná Bí Meallta: Déanann an Coláiste Iarracht na Táillí Seo a Chur i bhFeidhm Go Minic
Is dallamullóg iad na argóintí seo ar son táillí mic léinn nua.
TCDSU Cookbook, Trinity Officer Engagement, Aramark Protest Impact
Oxford Considers Expanding Trinity-Inspired Access Programme
The foundation-year programme, initially piloted in Lady Margaret Hall, could be duplicated in other Oxford colleges.
Dáil Passes Technological Universities Bill
The bill, which would see institutes of technology unite in forming four technological universities, will now move to the Seanad for approval.
Our Hands Are Tied, Trinity’s Financial Officer Tells Postgraduate Students
A trio of senior College staff attempted to mollify postgraduate anger over a fee increase.
Nearly 40% of Irish Students Face ‘Serious Financial Problems’
A new report found that 46 per cent of students work alongside their studies.