Comment & Analysis
Trinity Will be a Leader in the Fight Against Climate Change
Young people have the most at stake in the climate and biodiversity crisis and we need to listen to their voices, writes Yvonne Buckley.
Need to Learn Patience? Get Yourself a Broken Arm
Being one limb down forced me to live as a spectator when I desperately wanted in on the action, writes Jennifer Ní Chiara.
Editorial
The Provost is Communicating Poorly – But Above All, She’s Making Bad Decisions
The Provost has had a rough couple of weeks, facing backlash from a mooted Book of Kells exhibition in College Park and the alleged closure of the Science Gallery.
Editorial
It’s Time for the Next Phase of the Technological University Project
Minister for Higher Education Simon Harris announced two new technological universities this week.
Ardmholadh do Ghníomhaíochas Aeráide na Mac Léinn
Is minic a bhíonn daoine ag cáineadh gníomhaithe óga mar dhaoine aineolacha gan fhreagracht. Ach is a mhalairt atá fíor, dar le Siothrún Sardina.
Dear Provost, Don’t Allow The Science Gallery to Close in The Name of Money
In the current climate of destruction in Dublin city, our conception of ‘value’ requires a careful rethink, writes Siobhan Osgood.
Chur an Coláiste Sluasaid faoi Chac Gé maidir le Dúnadh An tÁiléar Eolaíochta
D’athraigh an Propast Linda Doyle an scéal ó dhúnadh an tÁiléar go iarracht a dhéanamh as é a choinneáil ar oscail i lá amháin gan chruinniú le Bord an Choláiste.
Cá bhfuil an Freagra ó Choláistí ar an Tuairisc Leatroim ón HEA?
Fuair tuairisc amach go raibh baill foirne ó chúlraí mionlaigh ag fáil pá níos ísle i gcomparáid lena comrádaithe Éireannacha geala.
As We Exit the Pandemic, the Student Housing Crisis is A Government Priority
The pandemic has had a significant impact on availability of bed spaces in on campus accommodation, writes Darragh O'Brien.
Editorial
Trinity Must Be Upfront About the Future of the Science Gallery
The gallery is threatened with closure, but its fate will be decided this week.