Comment & Analysis
Editorial
The Many Political Miscalculations in the Supplemental Fees Debacle
The actions of both TCDSU and the College have led to an extraordinary standoff.
Contribution
We’re on the Cusp of Equality
There are still plenty of things we need to solve in Ireland. But change is within our reach, writes Director of the National Women's Council of Ireland Orla O'Connor.
Analysis
Candidates Promise College Showdown, in Final GSU Hustings
Sole candidate for GSU President Oisín Coulter re-emphasised his plans for ‘radical’ change.
Contribution
The Unloved Arts Block
It hosts some of Trinity's best subjects. But the building itself? The Arts Block perennially disappoints.
Analysis
On Fees or Friendship, Vice-President Candidates Put Students First
Gogoal Falia and Jamie Farrell are running for Vice-President of the Graduate Students' Union.
Analysis
GSU Presidential Candidate Promises Revolutions to Small Crowd
Neither Vice-Presidential candidate stood out as a clear front-runner.
Analysis
Oisín Coulter Promises to Put Pickets and Postgraduates First
Sole candidate for GSU President Oisín Coulter is putting the fight against postgraduate fees front and centre of his campaign.
Editorial
TCDSU Must Immediately Take Direct Action Against College
It is not necessary to outline why the decision to introduce a €450 supplemental fee is outrageous in every sense.
Contribution
Trinity’s €450 Supplemental Fee Is Maddening
Ciannait Khan writes that the College is out of touch with what is financially feasible for students.
Is Gá Modhanna Cumarsáide an Choláiste a Fhorbairt, Go Háirithe i Rith Stoirme
Ní leor an chomhairle ón gcoláiste chun “súil a choinneáil ar na meáin shóisialta”.