Comment & Analysis
Editorial
We Need to Make Sure Public Focus Remains on the Funding Crisis
Student and university leaders need to make sure the public debate on higher education funding continues.
Caithfidh Gluaiseacht na Mac Léinn Tairbhe a Bhaint as Aird ar an nGéarchéim Maoinithe
Is gá do cheannairí mac léinn agus na n-ollscoileanna cinntiú go leanfaidh an díospóireacht ar mhaoiniú ardoideachas.
Analysis
One Committee, Four Parties: What Funding Option Will They Support?
The Education and Skills Committee will choose an option from the Cassells report. With a cross-party membership, who is supporting what?
We’ve Waited Long Enough, Decision on Cassells Report Must not be Delayed
The reports publication brings glimmer of hope to those opposed to loans, but swift decisions is needed.
Analysis
Despite Media Speculation, Loans are Just One Option: Here’s What You Need to Know
One option among three for the funding of higher education, a proposal for student loans raises many questions.
Caitheann síneadh Ionaid Mac Léinn €15 milliún Solas ar Easpa Spásanna Mac Léinn Choláiste na Tríonóide
Agus gearáin mac léinn neartaithe ag forbartha in ollscoileanna eile, is gá do Choláiste na Tríonóide a chur chuige i dtreo spásanna mac léinn a thógadh le sainchuspóir a athmheasúnú.
Editorial
UCC’s €15 Million Student Centre Extension Sheds Light on Trinity’s Lack of Dedicated Student Spaces
As student complaints are reinforced by developments in other universities, Trinity must reassess its approach to purpose-built student spaces.
Agus muid ag súil leis an Tuairisc Cassells go luath, Tá Ré na Brústocaireachta Ciúine Críochnaithe
Nochtfadh rud ar bith eile ach an ghníomhaíocht is dírí cliseadh táiríseal agus iomlán gluaiseachta na mac léinn.
Editorial
With Cassells Report Expected Shortly, Time for Quiet Lobbying and Patience on Funding is Over
Anything other than the most direct action on the funding crisis would represent the abject and utter failure of the student movement.
The Stakes in Student Politics Really Aren’t All That Low
In his last article as Editor, Edmund Heaphy writes that the “low stakes” quip thrown around makes a point that comes from a sound place, but misses the bigger picture.