OPINION
Higher Education is in a Funding Crisis. It’s Time to Act
Education has played a crucial role in many quarters of Irish society in the past 100 years, but it's time to look to the future, writes Ivana Bacik.
Trinity Will be a Leader in the Fight Against Climate Change
Young people have the most at stake in the climate and biodiversity crisis and we need to listen to their voices, writes Yvonne Buckley.
Need to Learn Patience? Get Yourself a Broken Arm
Being one limb down forced me to live as a spectator when I desperately wanted in on the action, writes Jennifer Ní Chiara.
Ardmholadh do Ghníomhaíochas Aeráide na Mac Léinn
Is minic a bhíonn daoine ag cáineadh gníomhaithe óga mar dhaoine aineolacha gan fhreagracht. Ach is a mhalairt atá fíor, dar le Siothrún Sardina.
Dear Provost, Don’t Allow The Science Gallery to Close in The Name of Money
In the current climate of destruction in Dublin city, our conception of ‘value’ requires a careful rethink, writes Siobhan Osgood.
Re-adjusting to a Post-Lockdown Campus
Just as I had come to enjoy socially distanced lectures and a closed-off campus, things started to return to normal, writes Adam Potterton.
Tá an Príomhgheata Oscailte Arís, ach Ní Mór don Tríonóid a Bheith Cúramach
Níl scaradh sóisialta i bhfeidhm a thuilleadh agus tá rochtain ag an bpobal ar campas.
No, Granny, I Don’t Know What I Want to do After College
We could all benefit from a little less obsession with what the future holds, writes Caoimhe Weakliam.
Contribution
The Cobblestone and Merchant’s Arch are Nails in Dublin’s Cultural Coffin
Heartbroken musicians can protest the end of outlets for them to perform, but no one is listening, writes Ashling Buggle.
Contribution
Trinity’s Graduation Dress Code Needs a 21st-Century Rethink
Rigid, heteronormative dress codes can make the commencement ceremony unappealing to many, writes Jonathan Andrews.