Comment & Analysis
Editorial
Tourism is Important to Trinity, But Public Health Must Come First
Tourists will be welcomed back onto Trinity’s campus tomorrow on a limited basis.
The New Campus Guidelines Raise Questions But Are Ultimately Worth It
Students will face plenty of complications next year, but returning to campus is worth the hassle, writes Eimear Finan
Former HEA Chief Tom Boland May Be Just What TUSE Needs to Get Off the Ground
Tom Boland's experience and know-how will be important for the future of the south-east's aspirations of having a university, writes Faye Curran.
Teastaíonn Níos Mó Gníomhaíochta agus Níos Lú Suirbhéanna ar Fhoréigean Gnéasach
Tharraing Harris moladh an tseachtain seo do shraith tionscnamh a sheol sé chun dul i ngleic le foréigean gnéasach ar champas.
Is Fadhb é Iompar Meisciúil i Halla na Tríonóide. Níl Srianadh ar Líon na Leapacha mar an Réiteach
Tá cónaitheoirí imníocha timpeall Halla na Tríonóide ag déanamh iarrachta bac a chur ar an gColáiste níos mó líon leapacha a thógáil i Halla na Tríonóide.
After Normal People’s Emmy Nominations, Perceptions Misalign with Reality
Emmy nominations inevitably skew perceptions – both of Trinity and of Irish people, writes Anthony Bradley.
Editorial
Higher Education Needs More Action and Fewer Surveys on Sexual Violence
Harris this week drew praise for a series of initiatives he launched to tackle sexual violence on campus.
Editorial
Drunken Behaviour in Halls is a Problem. Limiting Bedspaces is not the Answer
Concerned residents around Halls are trying to block College from building more bedspaces in Halls.
Mí amháin óna cruthaíodh é, tá an Roinn Ardoideachais ag Cruthú a Fhiúntais
An tseachtain seo, d’fhógair an rialtas go mbeidh pacáiste €168 milliún ar fáil don tríú-leibhéal, díreach cúpla mí tar éis a rá go mbeidh ar ollscoileanna soláthar a dhéanamh dóibh féin le linn na paindéime.
Tá Seachtain na bhFreisir Láimhseáilte ag an CSC go Stuama. Ba Chóir d’Ollscoileanna é seo a Thabhairt faoi Dheara
Dúirt an CSC an tseachtain seo go mbeadh aonach na bhfreisir ‘srianta go mór’ go fisiciúil.