Contribution
Who wants to teach their students to criticise? Not me! I want to teach the world to sing in perfect harmony, writes Dr Daragh Downes.
By Daragh Downes
Tá an iomarca cumais ag an aontas comhpháirtíochta ceannródaíoch idir mic léinn agus an Coláiste chun siombalachas aháin a dhéanamh dó.
Editorial
The pioneering partnership agreement between College and students contains too much potential to let become lip service.
By The Editorial Board
Is beag tograí leis an méid céanna tacaíochta ná oideachas saor in aisce a chaitear leo mar imeallach.
Editorial
There are few proposals so widely supported, yet still treated as peripheral, than free education.
By The Editorial Board
Carol Nolan, Sinn Féin education spokesperson and a member of the committee considering higher education funding, on the serious flaws in loan schemes.
By Carol Nolan
Editorial
The deep concerns over the feasibility of income-contingent loan schemes raised this week must be looked at seriously, and urgently.
By The Editorial Board
Editorial
The end goal of revision is not to regurgitate info – but to engage with ideas and defend the academic freedom that is so essential to critical thought.
By The Editorial Board
Many political and media commentators seek to paint the issue of abortion as controversial or divisive. It is not.
By Colm O'Gorman
Dr David Landy argues, in light of Trinity's upcoming conference on academic freedom, that it is universities' duty to discuss and shed light on controversial topics.
By David Landy