Comment & Analysis
Editorial
Ruane’s Election Breaks Many Glass Ceilings, But More is Needed to Change Status Quo
Electing someone different once is just the first step to opening the gates to all those who come from the same background.
Tar éis na gCiorruithe, Níos Mó Fianaise a Léiríonn go bhfuil an Rialtas chun deiridh ar an bPobal
Agus mic léinn ag aontú chun agóid a dhéanamh maidir leis na ciorruithe sláinte intinne, béimnítear neamhéifeachtacht an rialtais.
Editorial
With Mental Health Cuts, More Proof That the Government Lags Behind the People
As students unite to protest cuts to the mental health budget, the government’s ineffectiveness is highlighted.
Mental Health Cuts are a Matter of Life or Death
Aisling Curtis argues that, as one in five young adults experience mental health difficulties, proposed cuts are directly targeting youth health.
Would we be Better Off Specialising as Graduates?
Aisling Curtis questions whether choosing at 18 is nothing more than a hopeful stab in the dark.
An Dul Chun Cinn atá déanta ag Clár Rochtana na Tríonóide, agus an Méid atá Fós le Déanamh
Is meabhrúchán ar a fhorchéimnítheacht nuacht go bhfuil Oxford chun Clár Rochtana Choláiste na Tríonóide a mhacasamhlú - ach tá mórán fós le déanamh againn.
Editorial
How Far Ahead the Trinity Access Programme Is, and How Far We Need to Go
News that Oxford is to replicate the Trinity Access Programme is a reminder of how far ahead it is – but there’s still so much to be done.
Is Mór an Scigdhráma atá i gcur ar fáil Tí an Phropaist d’Idirbheartaíochtaí le linn na Géarchéime Triú Leibhéil
Agus comhráite ar chomhrialtas ar siúl i gColáiste na Tríonóide le linn na seachtaine agus géarchéim maoinithe fadtéarmach san ardoideachas, an bhfuil na polaiteoirí ag gáire?
Editorial
Provost Offering His House for Negotiations is Farcical in Light of Third-Level Crisis
With government formation discussions taking place in Trinity this week and a long-standing funding crisis in higher education, are the politicians laughing?
Contribution
Feminists of Trinity is Misguided: Society Doesn’t Need the Constricting Ideology
James Behan argues that feminist thought extends far beyond inoffensive platitudes about equality.