Comment & Analysis
Analysis
Dining Hall Hustings Foretells Exacting Debate Over TCDSU Axioms
For an opening salvo, today's hustings saw presidential candidates offering strikingly different visions of the union's future.
Miontuairiscí Faoi Cheilt ag CLC, Léiriú ar Eagraíocht atá Dall ar a Stair Féin
Níl Cumann Luthcleasa an Choláiste sásta na miontuairiscí ó chruinnithe a bhí faoi stiúir ag iarchathaoirleach Donagh McDonagh a roinnt.
Editorial
Students Just Helped Jolt Irish Politics. Third-Level May Not Benefit
Young people played a major role in an election of change, but there’s no guarantee of positive developments for higher education.
Editorial
DUCAC’s Hidden Minutes Show a Body Failing to Reckon With its Recent Past
For one reason or another, DUCAC isn't willing to release minutes of meetings from the tenure of former Chair Donagh McDonagh.
Contribution
There’s No Shame in Getting an STI Check – Why Do We Act Like There Is?
If you think you have an STI, get it checked – it's a no-brainer, and nothing to be ashamed of, writes Ella Connolly.
Ní Mór do Mhic Léinn Troid i gCoinne Arduithe Cíosa go Fíochmhar
Chuirfeadh an t-ardú cíosa atá beartaithe ag an gColáiste le róchostas an ardoideachais.
Chlis Ceannaireacht an GSU ag Am Práinneach. Níl Réiteach le Feiceáil
Ní féidir a samhlú go nglacfadh lucht riartha an Choláiste le héilimh aontas nach féidir a aighneas a choimeád ó nuachtán.
Editorial
Facing a Complacent College, Students Must Fight Rent Hikes Tooth and Nail
Proposed increases to the price of Trinity’s accommodation will contribute to the unaffordability of higher education.
Editorial
When the GSU Most Needed Unity, its Leadership Cracked. It’s Hard to See a Way Back
It’s hard to imagine Trinity’s decision-makers taking seriously the demands of a GSU administration that can’t keep its divisions out of the newspaper.
Analysis
For Students, Having ‘Too Many Options’ is Both a Luxury and a Liability
It might seem a champagne problem, but the landscape of career paths can be incredibly stressful for students, writes Julie Leenane.