Comment & Analysis
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.
Leis an dTionscnamh Oideachais Choláiste na Tríonóide Beagnach Críochnaithe anois, ní Dhearna Aontas na Mic Léinn Choláiste na Tríonóide a Dhotháin chun Ionchur a Thabhairt do na Mic Léinn.
Tá an athchóiríu acadúla is mó sa 21ú chéad beagnach críochnaithe anois. Ní raibh Aontas na Mic Léinn Choláiste na Tríonóide in ann tosaíocht a thabhairt do rannpáirtíocht na mic léinn.
Editorial
With the Education Project Nearly Complete, TCDSU Didn’t Do Enough to Capture Students’ Imagination
The largest academic reform in the century is nearly complete, yet the union seemed unable to prioritise engaging students.
Bhí Tionchar mór ag Aontas na Mic Leinn Choláiste na Tríonóide ar an gcomhrá Náisiúnta fá Dtaobh thoiliú, níor cheart Dúinn Tionchar an Aontais a mheas Faoina Luach
Tá Ollscoil na Banríona chun glacadh le múnla Choláiste na Tríonóide, rud a leiríonn an tionchar seachtrach atá ag an aontas.
Editorial
With TCDSU Leading the Consent Debate, We Should Not Underestimate the Union’s National Impact
Queen’s University Belfast is to adopt Trinity’s consent workshop model, proving the external influence that TCDSU can have.
Contribution
A Summer Repeal Referendum Would Suppress the Student Voice
Annie Hoey argues that students must pressure the government to ensure a repeal referendum isn't held during the summer.
Contribution
A Hypocritical Approach to Drug Decriminalisation is Destroying Lives
A regressive response to drugs is damaging a society that takes a much softer approach to alcohol abuse.
Le Banuachtarán a Thoghadh sna Hollscoileanna, ní dhéanfaidh sé sin Mórán chun an Neamhionannas inscne Fréamhaithe san earnáil a athrú
Ní chóir dúinn neamhaird a thabhairt ar an gceapachán nua seo ach níl sé chun an fadhb ollmhór a bhuaileann gach ceann de na hollscoileanna sa tír a reitiú.
Editorial
A Female University President is No Panacea for Deeper Gender Equality Issues
The potential appointment of Ireland’s first female university president shouldn’t be taken for granted, but it won’t resolve a crisis that afflicts every university in Ireland.
Níl gá le Creat Múinteoireachta in Éirinn a scoilt an t-ardoideachas sa Bhreatain
Leis na fadhbanna atá ós ár gcomhair san ardoideachas in Éirinn, níl sé soileir céard atá beartaithe leis an gcreat seo a dheigil acadúlaithe sa Bhreatain.