Access to Education
Editorial
UCC Students Must Beat Fee Increases – Or Students Everywhere Could Suffer
UCC's proposed capitation fee increases set a dangerous precedent for universities all over the country.
Editorial
The Government’s Efforts to Include More Asylum Seekers in Higher Education Are a Piecemeal Concession
The changes to residency requirements for the student support scheme hardly scratch the surface of the problem.
Ní Leor Iarrachtaí an Rialtais chun Ardoideachas a Éascú d’Iarrthóirí Tearmainn
Ní théann na hathruithe ar riachtanais chónaithe do scéim tacaíochta na mac léinn i ngleic leis an fhadhb mar is cóir.
Government Changes Asylum Seeker Scholarships to Make Way for More Applications
Students will now have to have studied in Ireland for three years instead of five years.
Ní Leor an Staidéar Féidearthachta Iontrála a Shíneadh – Caithfidh an Coláiste Athrú Náisiúnta a Spreagadh
Cúig bliana ó thabhairt isteach na scéime, is beag forbairt fhollasach atá déanta uirthi.
Editorial
With an Apt Ceremony, Trinity Affirmed Philanthropy as a Key to its Future
Thursday’s event is surely the most important moment of Provost Patrick Prendergast’s term.
Colette Sexton on Making it in Journalism: ‘They Doubted Me and I Proved Them Wrong’
Sexton was speaking to transition-year students taking part in a journalism access programme run by The University Times.
The University Times Launches Second Year of Journalism Access Programme
The transition-year programme aims to highlight the importance of journalism.
Editorial
The Government’s Right to Higher Education Appeal is Practical, Not Villainous
The appeal to September’s High Court ruling is likely an attempt to to preempt the opening of legal floodgates.
Tá Achomharc an Rialtais ar Chearta Ardoideachais Praiticiúil Seachas Bithiúnta
Tá an t-achomharc ar rialú na hArd-Chúirte ag iarraidh teacht roimh réiteach an bhealaigh dhlíthiúil.