Comment & Analysis
Conversations on Repealing the Eighth Must be Rationally Informed
Laura Harmon discusses the reasoned and contemplative debate that must emerge around the issue of repealing the eighth.
Essays: Due in On Time, Never Due Back
James Shaw argues that the common failure to give essays back on time is a highly problematic aspect of the Trinity education.
Contribution
The Fight for Gender Equality Must be Seen as a Fight for Basic Human Rights
Simon Foy argues that campaigns such as HeForShe are deeply important in reaching gender equality worldwide.
Contribution
Some Forms of Equality are Little More than Idealistic Utopianism
James Behan argues that equality is spiritualism for the 21st century.
Analysis
Representation, Repealing the Eighth and Reevaluating Women’s Rights
On International Women's Day, Laura McPhillips speaks to some prominent Irish women about the main concerns of Irish women today.
This Generation of Young Women Must Continue the Fight for Equality
Ivana Bacik discusses the career path she took and the barriers that still exist for young women today.
Analysis
After Online No Campaign Gathers Steam, UCD Students Begin Voting on USI
As voting begins in UCD, an analysis of the arguments presented on either side of the campaign.
Is Meabhrúchán Róil Aontas na Mac Léinn Maidir le Dul Chun Cinn Sóisialta é Conspóid Thoghcháin DITSU
Tá sé tábhactach ceannairí mac léinn a chealóidh dul chun cinn gluaiseachta na mac léinn a sheachaint.
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.