Comment & Analysis
Editorial
Just When is Accommodation Going to Become a Real Priority for Universities?
Despite nearly a decade to cope, Ireland’s universities have made little headway in addressing the accommodation crisis.
Reaction to Animal Testing in Trinity is Hypocritical and Inconsistent
Ciannait Khan argues that momentary, self-righteous anger does little to further the more fundamental questions about how we treat animals.
Analysis
Going by Today’s CAO Offers, Business is Booming in Trinity
The first round of offers sees points increases for business courses under the new system, while Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) slide after years of stagnation.
Ba chóir go mbeadh níos mó béime curtha ar mhic léinn nach bhfuil in ann ciapadh gnéis a aithint i gceart.
Dar leis an tsuirbhé a rinne Ollscoil na Banríona, níl mic léinn in ann ‘ciapadh gnéis’ a aithint i gceart. Ba chóir go mbeadh béim ar an gcás seo.
Editorial
Consent Conversations Must Respond to Students Who Barely Recognise Sexual Assault
A Queen’s survey found that many students failed to label a non-consensual experience as sexual assault. Conversations around consent must reflect this.
Beidh an t-aighneas Tionsclaíoch i gColáiste na Tríonóide mar Láthair Thastála de bharr na Hidirghabhála Rialtais
Beidh an freagra a thugann Coláiste na Tríonóide mar chomhartha don earnáil a chinnfidh dearcadh na n-ollscoileanna eile sa tír.
Editorial
Trinity’s Response to Government Temporary Contract Intervention Will Be Telling
The higher education sector will be using Trinity’s reaction as an indicator of what the government may or may not tolerate.
Tá Neart Ciontaigh ann a chuir leis an Bhfeidhmíocht Aisteach maidir leis an Bhfostaíocht
Níl líon na gcéimithe ó Choláiste na Tríonóide atá fostaithe faoi láthair ach beagánín níos airde ná an méan náisiúnta. Ní léir an fáth atá leis go fóill.
Editorial
A Lacklustre College Support Scheme Only Mirrors the Paucity of Ireland’s Approach to Refugees
Efforts by universities and students’ unions have done little to embarrass a government that talks about ‘potential’ but offers little real support.
Editorial
It’s Not Hard to Find Potential Culprits for Trinity’s Surprising Employability Showing
Trinity graduates perform only marginally better than their peers from elsewhere – but it’s not entirely clear why.