Comment & Analysis
Editorial
DITSU Election Controversy a Reminder of Role Students’ Unions Have in Social Progress
It is important to avoid student leaders who will undo the progress made by the student movement.
Editorial
Student Charges Decision Raises Trinity’s Governance Issues Once Again
Trinity is the only Irish university without a chairperson independent of its president, something responsible for the sense of division in the university.
Nochtann an Cinneadh ar Tháillií Mac Léinn Fadhbanna Maidir le Rialachas ag Coláiste na Tríonóide Arís
Is í Coláiste na Tríonóide an ollscoil amháin in Éirinn nach bhfuil cathaoirleach neamhspleách aici, ceann de na cúiseanna leis an easaontas san ollscoil.
Contribution
We Must Remember The Positives of European Union Membership
Emer Gerrard argues that young people benefit hugely from membership of the EU and so are the ones who must fight for it.
Voting No to USI is Not Just a Simple Rejection of a National Union
Chris Lee, a campaign manager for the no side in the 2013 UCD disaffiliation referendum, argues that the debate about reaffiliation is more nuanced than some imply.
Contribution
In the Battle for Attention, US Elections will Always Beat Irish Ones
Megan McDermott analyses the US elections and their far greater appeal.
Contribution
Hypocrisy of Eighth Amendment Highlighted by Northern Irish Abortion Ruling
Daniel McCarron discusses the Belfast High Court's landmark ruling on abortion and how it relates to the Republic's current laws.
For High-Quality Sport, We Need Better Facilities and the Best Athletes
In a new sports strategy, the Director of Sports and the Dean of Students have put forward a number of proposals that would revolutionise Trinity sport.
Finally a Tenure System That Seeks Gender Equality
Linda Hogan, Vice-Provost of Trinity, discusses the changes to the tenure-track system in order to equalise access.
At UCD, a Referendum Three Years in the Making
Why a three year-old falling out between UCDSU and USI matters to you.