Higher Education
Students Against Fees Considers Expanding Campaign to Housing
The group met today to discuss their plans for the year, organising their first public meeting for the year in the next few weeks.
We Have a Long Way to Go in Education, Bruton Tells TAP Audience
Addressing the audience at the 21st Century Schools of Distinction award ceremony, Bruton called for a change in how we talk about education in Ireland.
“Ignore the Great Centrists”, 450-Strong Trinity Crowd Told Ahead of Education March
450 students gathered in Front Square this morning to join the USI March for Education.
Bruton Launches New International Fund for Irish Universities
The fund will see €500,000 being made available to institutions wishing to promote international collaboration.
Students Should be Allowed to Attend Education March, College Tells Lecturers
In an email sent by the Vice-Provost and the Dean of Undergraduate Studies, lecturers were asked to make arrangements so students could avoid repercussions for attending the march.
The Answer to the Higher Education Funding Crisis Is Not to Raise Student Fees
Thomas Byrne writes that increased exchequer funding is the best option for the future of higher education.
Editorial
Students Are Frustrated and Angry. They Need Places to Air Their Concerns
The issues facing chemistry students show there are still hurdles in Trinity stopping students from raising their concerns.
Ireland’s Youngest Students’ Union is Fighting For its Autonomy
Dublin Business School Students' Union, now in its third year of existence, is vying for more independence from the college.
I Won’t Saddle Students With “Enormous Debt”, Varadkar Tells Trinity on 425th Anniversary
Varadkar spoke to Trinity staff and students about access to education, Brexit and higher education funding models.
Universities Shouldn’t Fear Investigatory Powers, Says HEA Head
In an interview with The University Times, Dr Graham Love said new investigatory powers would be used sparingly.