Comment & Analysis
Dheileáil an Rialtas go Dona le Bogadh na gColáistí Uilig ar Líne.
Tráthnóna Aoine, d’fhógair an rialtas go mbeidh ar institiúdí ardoideachais ar fad bogadh ar líne.
Bhí an CSC Mímhacánta. Caithfear é a Thabhairt Chun Cuntais.
An tseachtain seo dúirt an CSC go mbeadh an CGB ar líne, in ainneoin a rá roimhe seo go mbeadh sé seo míbhunreachtúil.
Editorial
The Government’s Handling of Moving All Colleges Online Has Been Dismal
On Friday evening, the government announced all higher-education institutions would have to move online.
Editorial
The CSC Has Been Dishonest. It Needs to be Held to Account
The CSC this week said that it would hold its AGM online, despite previously stating that this would be unconstitutional.
Students Should Not Have to Pay the Debt for a Decade of Underfunding
The third-level sector has been starved of funding for years now, but students shouldn’t be forced to compensate for this during a pandemic, writes Rose Conway-Walsh.
Are Irish Colleges Truly Places of Equality?
Once students are inside the college grounds, often following lengthy procedures, there are plenty of hurdles, writes Niamh Elliott-Sheridan.
Editorial
An Raibh Teagasc ar Champas i gCónaí ina Aisling?
D’fhógair an IUA an tseachtain seo go mbeidh ranganna atá le bheith á mhúineadh go pearsanta amháin ag fanacht ar champas.
Editorial
College Needs to Show Compassion for Residents Amid the Pandemic
This week a student who said they were showing symptoms of coronavirus was told to leave campus accommodation.
Editorial
Was In-Person Teaching Always A Pipe Dream?
The IUA this week announced that only classes that had to be taught in person would remain on campus.
Weekly Coronavirus Testing May Not Be an Attractive Prospect – But It Is Worthwhile
Coronavirus tests could help Trinity avoid on-campus clusters. Students have a responsibility to avail of the scheme, writes Eimear Finan