Comment & Analysis
Editorial
Cassells is Finally Coming to a Close – But is it Too Late?
The Cassells report was published in 2016 and a report on the European Commission’s analysis on the document is due in the autumn.
Editorial
A 27-Person Board is Cumbersome, But Reforms Must not Limit Representation
College's Board Review Working Group has written its final report on proposed changes to Trinity's most senior decision-making body.
Editorial
Govt Should Have Cleared Up Questions on PUP’s Effects on SUSI Long Ago
The government said this week that students who claimed the Pandemic Unemployment Payment will not be disqualified from the SUSI grant.
Love Island is All Too Reminiscent of the College Dating Scene
Remove the Nasty Gal swimwear and the picturesque villa and you’ll find the antics of Love Island look a lot like the perils of student romance, writes Caoimhe Weakliam.
Irish Student Activists Need to Talk About Eastern Europe – and With it
Activists don't have to be experts on every problem in every country, but the problems in eastern Europe deserve more attention from Irish people, writes Aoibh Ní Chroimín.
Is Beart Siombalach ach Baolach é Ceadú do Mhic Léinn Scaradh ón TCDSU
Mhol grúpa scríofa an bhunreachta nua beart ina mbeidh cead ag mic léinn scaradh ón TCDSU.
Ba Cheart do Choláistí Foghlaim ar Líne a Choinneáil mar Chuid den Saol Acadúil
D’fhógair an IUA agus an THEA an tseachtain seo go mbeidh leachtaí go fóill curtha ar fáil ar líne.
The Top Five Takeaways From The Provost Review
A look back on the Patrick Prendergast's tenure as provost shows a decade of financial and educational transformation.
Editorial
Colleges Must Permanently Integrate Online Learning into College Life
The Irish Universities Association announced this week that online lectures would still be made available to students in September.
Editorial
Disassociation from TCDSU is Largely Symbolic, But it Could Still Spell Trouble
A working group has recommended that students be allowed to disassociate from TCDSU.