OPINION
Contribution
Motion to Promote Refugee Education a Good First Step, but Not Enough
TCDSU must put pressure on the Irish Government to change their approach to refugee education.
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It’s Impossible for Students to Pay for College with Part-Time Work
As the cost of living and studying in Dublin reaches €11,000, many students are finding it prohibitively expensive, even with a part-time job.
Healthy Eating Can Be Unhealthy Too
Paige Reynolds argues that there's a fine line between "clean eating" and disordered fixation on healthy foods.
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The Ins and Outs of an Anxiety Disorder
The layman often assumes anxiety and depression are the same class of illness, but there are distinct differences between these mood disorders and how they should be treated.
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“Profound tragedy” — Mar a D’athraigh an Scéal
Seachtain i ndiaidh dá fhórsaí ospidéal de chuid Médecins Sans Frontiéres a scriosadh, táimid fós gann ar chuntas ó na Stáit Aontaithe, agus is cosúil nach bhfuil fiosrúchán neamhspleách ag teacht.
Online Plagiarism is a Problem with No Easy Solution
Tom Myatt argues that online plagiarism unfairly targets small websites and reduces quality content online.
The Next Steps for LGBT Equality in Ireland
Laura Harmon argues that there is still a lot of work to do before we achieve LGBT equality.
The Pros and Cons of A Voluntary Students’ Union
Olly Donnelly argues that making SU membership non-mandatory would be fairer but difficult to implement.
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Repealing the Eighth Amendment is Both a Student and a Social Issue
The current situation for those seeking abortions is not just a social issue, but explicitly affects and discriminates against the student population.
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Cá bhfuil na Gaeilgeoirí?
Le níos mó scoláirí ná riamh le hard-chaighdeán Ghaeilge ag freastail ar Choláiste na Tríonóide, is gá dúinn an cumas teanga seo, faoi cheilt ag na mic léinn inár measc, a nochtú agus a fhorbairt.