Comment & Analysis
Editorial
Trinity’s PhD Students Face a Litany of Issues. They Must Pick Their Battles
The demands of Trinity’s new PhD campaign group reveal the multifaceted issues faced by its members.
Editorial
Higher Education’s Stakeholders are Now Disagreeing – Publicly – on Basic Policy Issues
Provost Patrick Prendergast and Minister for Higher Education Mary Mitchell O’Connor staged a dispute in a national newspaper last week.
An Cás ar Son an Fheachtais Nua Gaeilge4All
Tá an córas don Ghaeilge inár gcóras oideachais briste, dar le Séan Mac Aoibhinn.
Contribution
Bullying Leaves Scars – But it’s Possible to Move On
Bullying should not be inevitable, and experiencing it is not a box to be ticked in the checklist of becoming a well-rounded person, writes Eimear Finan.
Ceapann Fiú an Propast gur Droch-Mholadh é Líon na Mac Léinn a Laghdú. Ach is Anseo atá An Díospóireacht Anois
Taispeánann moladh an Propaist faoi líon na ndáltaí lena ghlacann an Coláiste a laghdú cé chomh dona is atá staid an ardoideachais faoi láthair.
Cén Fáth ar Seachnaíodh Bord Faoi Cheist Phráinneach Dá Thodhchaí?
Léiríonn freagra na Tríonóide ag an nóiméad deiridh easpa measa ar na hiarmhairtí tábhachtacha a bhaineann le na hathruithe beartaithe.
Editorial
Even the Provost Thinks Student Cuts Are a Bad Idea. But it’s Where the Debate is Now
The suggestion by the Provost to cut the number of students coming to Trinity shows how far higher education has fallen.
Editorial
Why Was Board Bypassed on a Submission With Direct Implications for its Future?
Trinity’s last-minute response to proposed changes to the HEA Act showed a lack of regard for the potential gravity of the changes.
My Adventures With The Drunk and Disorderly On The Sligo Train
The Sligo train gives rise to an endless stream of hardships, writes Aisling Marren.
Invisible Disabilities Are a Part of Life. Understanding is Important
We'd all benefit from a more informed conversation about invisible disabilities, but the most important thing is to be there for those around you, writes Cormac Watson.