Comment & Analysis
Contribution
It’s Time for Trinity to Re-Evaluate How It Shares Out Its Accommodation
A system that places weight on students’ ‘contribution to college life’, more than students’ need, is one that merits interrogation, writes Ella Connolly.
Editorial
Universities Have Been Too Slow to Tackle Sexual Misconduct on Their Campuses
A new report shows scarily high levels of sexual harassment and assault at third-level.
Editorial
A Third-Level Department Represents Big Progress – But Does Not a Funding Model Make
Symbolically, it’s hard to deny the significance of a new department for higher education, innovation and research.
How The University Times Adapted to a Lockdown
The problems faced by this newspaper weren't the biggest in the world, but we wanted to be the source of information for students and staff.
There’s Only One Nanny, and I’m Grateful Every Day for Her
An Bhfuil Cassells Marbh? Cinnte, más Fianaise é an Dréachtchlár Rialtais
Is beag tagairt a dhéanann an dréachtchlár rialtais do thuarascáil Cassells an tseachtain seo.
Praiseach Go bhFéadfadh, agus Ba Cheart don Choláiste a Sheachaint
I ndiaidh laethanta de mhearbhall, chualamar faoi dheireadh go mbeadh teacht ag Scoláirí atá lonnaithe i mBaile Átha Cliath ar lóistín saor in aisce.
Editorial
Is Cassells Dead? Yes, if the Programme for Government is Anything to Go By
The newly agreed programme for government scarcely references the existence of the Cassells report.
Editorial
A Scholars Mess Trinity Could, and Should, Have Avoided
After days of confusion, we eventually heard that Dublin-based Scholars would be able to access free accommodation.
Amid Outrage, Neither College or Scholars Come Out of Accommodation Fight Well
College bungled its announcement on whether Dublin Scholars get accommodation, but – no matter what – the situation is lose-lose, writes Faye Curran.