Comment & Analysis
Editorial
Why ‘Fresh’ Was a Step Too Far, Even for Liberal Trinity
We need to consider whether a symbolic change could end up fuelling the wrong fire.
Contribution
Increasing Alcohol Prices is Misguided
New legislation to increase minimum alcohol pricing misses the mark. Instead, we need to look at why young people drink.
UK Universities Must Adapt to Brexit’s Uncertainty
Vice-Chancellor of Anglia Ruskin University Iain Martin says universities want greater clarity over the next steps as the UK leaves the EU.
Let’s Make the Arts Block Fit for Students
Trinity's Bursar Veronica Campbell says that the refurbishment of the Arts Block will put students first.
Why ‘Fresh’ Missed the Point
The change from 'freshman' to 'fresh' is not a priority for anyone in the transgender community.
Contribution
‘Fresh’, While Well-Intentioned, Is Ridiculous
While steps towards making the College more inclusive should be welcomed, Simon Foy argues that this change of terms is ludicrous.
How Universities Can Develop Global Graduates
'Global graduates' and 'internationalisation' aren't just buzzwords, says Helen Spencer-Oatey.
Contribution
Students’ Union Autonomy is Too Important Not to Fight For
Stephen McCrystall writes about why QUBSU is fighting for its independence from Queen's University Belfast.
Editorial
The Absurd Gender Imbalance on the Provost’s Council
Despite the focus on gender equality, Prendergast found just eight women for his advisory council.
Editorial
The Unceremonious Ousting of the Chair of Trinity Publications
The grounds for the removal of Clare McCarthy from her position seem flimsy.