Comment & Analysis
Editorial
Improvements to Gender Balance in Universities Must Happen Across the Board
Maynooth University this week announced Prof Eeva Leinonen as its next president – making her the third woman to lead an Irish university.
Tá Clárú le Vótáil i dToghchán TCDSU Ríthábhachtach do Thodhchaí an Aontais
Críochnóidh clárú chun vótála Dé Máirt ag 6in, agus osclófar an vótáil an oíche sin.
Tá an t-Athstruchtúrú Rialachais atá Beartaithe ag an Rialtas Róthobann
Tá rún ag an t-Aire Ardoideachais Simon Harris na leasuithe athstruchtúraithe rialachais do choláistí a thógáil os comhair na comhaireachta ag deireadh na míosa.
TCDSU Candidates Must Stop Treating ‘Accessibility’ as a Mere Buzzword
Officer for Students with Disabilities for TCDSU Niamh Herbert writes that this year’s sabbatical candidates must take accessibility seriously in their campaigns and not just treat it as a buzzword.
Editorial
Proposed Governance Restructuring is Bullish, Ill-Timed and Rushed
Higher Education Minister Simon Harris intends on bringing far-reaching reforms of college governance to cabinet by the end of the month.
Editorial
Registering to Vote in the TCDSU Elections is Vital for the Future of the Union
Voter registration ends on Tuesday at 6pm, and voting will open that night.
Ceisteanna Maidir leis an bPróiseas Agallaimh mar Scamall ar Rás an Phropaist
Chuir Cláraitheoir an Choláiste Brendan Tangney ríomhphost go dtí an fhoireann acadúil uilig Dé hAoine ag cosaint próiseas toghcháin an Phropaist, tar éis gur éiligh an t-Ollamh Alyn-Stacey go mbainfear an coiste agallaimh ón bpróiseas.
Ní Féidir le hInbhunaitheacht a Bheith ina Giotán Cainte d’Iarrathóirí Propaist
Bhí iarrathóirí propaist i mbun díospóireachta ag toghchánaíocht d’athrú aeráide an tseachtain seo caite.
Is Mó an Deacracht Atá Ann Déileáil le Teip Acadúil Agus Teip san Fhíorshaol
Ní shainíonn mothúchán na teipe muid mar dhaoine, dar le Yu Hua Chaomhánach.
An Extra Trinity Ball Isn’t Students’ Main Concern This Provost Election
Ohlmeyer would have done well to have framed students’ very real concerns at the core of her message, rather than try to appease us through offering an extra Trinity Ball, writes Eimear Finan.