Comment & Analysis
Editorial
College Must Learn From This Year’s Exam Chaos
Students encountered a myriad of problems – both administrative and TEP-related – this exam season.
Editorial
Thanks to TEP, College Is in Danger of Losing Its Unique Society Life
Trinity cannot bury its head in the sand while student societies struggle.
Not Having Children May be the Ethical Choice. Here’s Why
The potential collapse of civilisation makes having children look increasingly like a self-interested endeavour, writes Ciannait Khan.
Contribution
After a Year in Trinity, I’ve Finally Found My Feet
Adjusting to life in Dublin and Trinity took some getting used to, but now I've found my place here, writes Faye Curran.
Contribution
How TSM Students Became TEP’s Latest Casualty
The new joint-honours programme is an ill-thought-out replacement of TSM, writes Emer Moreau.
Editorial
The Library Panic Revealed TCDSU’s Unhealthy Attitude Toward Student Woes
Being paid to represent 17,000 students for a year is not only no ordinary job, but a privilege.
Editorial
Trinity Ball Drug Detentions Are At Odds With TCDSU’s Decriminalisation Policy
The least the union owed students was a public statement on the detention of 26 students at the ball.
Higher Education is Headed for a Quality Cliff Edge. It Must Help Itself
Tom Boland writes that universities are facing imminent threats to maintaining the quality of their education.
Contribution
Graduation Marks the End of an Era
Graduation can be a bring with it mixed feelings as you realise that the community you built in Trinity is gone, writes Louise Lawless.
Contribution
In Defence of the Trinity Electives
Robert Quinn writes that the 27 Trinity Electives available in 2019/20 embrace the areas that modern minds should care to be educated in.