Comment & Analysis
Editorial
Despite Increased Pressures, Trinity Continues to Innovate
Trinity may be restricted by an unsustainable funding shortfall, but its new courses show the College is continuing to innovate.
Editorial
Students Pay Different Fees, But Deserve the Same Treatment
Many fail to think about why non-EU students feel like “second-class citizens”.
Contribution
Should We be Afraid of Internet Dependency?
A balanced approach to the internet is not a phone in each hand.
Trinity’s Track Record of Women in Higher Academic Positions is Worryingly Poor
Aisling Curtis argues that, while gender equality in higher academic positions is poor worldwide, Trinity really needs to improve.
Body Image Pressures are Dangerous for Men Too
Paige Reynolds argues that the stigma attached to male vanity exacerbates other body image problems.
Contribution
Why Study Irish?
Peter Weakliam examines the unique benefits afforded to the Irish speaker.
The Likelihood of a Loan Scheme Does Not Require Silent Acceptance From Students
There is no logical reason for TCDSU to vote against a mandate.
Editorial
With No Mandate on Loan Schemes, TCDSU Can’t Even Fulfill its Basic Function
TCDSU is unable to engage with the debate about the upcoming working group report – something that could decide the most important student issue in a long time.
Gan Seasamh ar Bith ar Scéim Iasachta, Ní Féidir le TCDSU a Fheidhm Bhunúsach a Chomhlíonadh
Ní féidir le TCDSU dul i ngleic leis an díospóireacht maidir le tuairisc an ghrúpa oibre atá ag teacht go luath - rud a bhféadfadh an cinneadh a dhéanamh maidir leis an bhfadhb is mó mac léinn le tamaill.
Tá Dífheistiú ó Airm agus Breoslaí Iontaise Bainteach leis an bPróiséas Céanna, Seachas a Bheith in Iomaíocht lena Chéile
Ba cheart do mhic léinn an deis a ghlacadh le guth a bheith acu i bpolasaithe an Choláiste.