Comment & Analysis
The Kids Aren’t Alright: Youth Mental Health Services Must Urgently Improve
While talking about mental ill-health has seen a huge surge in recent years, we remain largely in the dark as to the best way to provide comprehensive, reliable care that catches all individuals in distress.
B’fhéidir go mbeidh de reir Ranguithe a Chuimhneofar ar an bPropast
Déanfar gné lárnach den bhealach ina fheidhmíonn Coláiste na Tríonóide de ranguithe agus tá rian inmhothaithe gur de réir é sin a chuimhneofar ar Prendergast.
Editorial
Rankings Could be What the Provost is Remembered For
Rankings are going to become a fundamental part of how Trinity operates and there is a palpable sense that it’s what Prendergast will be remembered for.
Tugann Tuairisc Athbhreithnithe Cassells Faillí i ndéanamh dul chun cinn leis an gComhphlé ar Mhaoiniú Ard-Oideachais
Is tairbh mhór do mhic léinn í inghlacthacht córais mhaoinithe comhroghnacha, ach an mhalairt atá fíor maidir le don easpa gníomhartha leanúnach air sin.
Editorial
Revised Cassells Report Fails to Urgently Advance Higher Education Funding Discussions
An acceptance of alternate funding models benefits students, but a persistent lack of action does not.
Potential Coalitions Would Have Differing Impacts Upon Higher Education in Ireland
Tom Myatt analyses the different coalitions the 2016 election could leave us with, arguing that some would be better than others for young people.
Analysis
The State of the Middle East Gives Rise to a Demand for Islamic Studies, and in Trinity, it’s No Different
As Trinity prepares to welcome two new initiatives into a unique field of study, Paul Glynn takes a look at the international perspectives on Islamic studies.
Contribution
Ceachtanna le Foghlaim ag lucht Sheachtain na Gaeilge ón gComhphobal Idirnáisiúnta
Tugann Christopher McMahon aghaidh ar na féilte ilchineálacha a chuireann mionteangacha chun cinn ar fud an domhain agus na difríochtaí agus cosúlachtaí le Seachtain na Gaeilge atá le feiceáil.
Rankings are the Latest Assault on the University
Senator Sean Barrett argues that world rankings, which are increasingly becoming a focus in Trinity, often come at the expense of students.
Trinity Activist Festival Provided a Valuable Framework for Starting Conversations
Daniel O'Brien discusses the value of the intentions of Trinity's recent activism festival.