education
Some Students May Have to Defer College Place, Foley Says
It has been estimated that up to 1,000 additional third-level places may be necessitated by the errors.
At Private Schools, it’s all About Connections
Kate Lawler addresses the disproportionate representation of privately-educated students in Trinity and beyond.
Contribution
Motion to Promote Refugee Education a Good First Step, but Not Enough
TCDSU must put pressure on the Irish Government to change their approach to refugee education.
Contribution
It’s Impossible for Students to Pay for College with Part-Time Work
As the cost of living and studying in Dublin reaches €11,000, many students are finding it prohibitively expensive, even with a part-time job.
Companies Should Shoulder Some of Education’s Cost
Firms that benefit from education have an obligation to pay into it.
With Changes to Junior Cert English, a Wider Cultural Change
Following reforms to the Junior Certificate course, Charlotte Ryan explores the impact of second level exams at third level.
Analysis
With Segregated Learning, a Historic Bastion Remains
Marcus Heagney looks at the practice of single-sex secondary education and its lasting impacts on social interaction.
6,000 Attend Rally for Education
USI President, Laura Harmon, told the crowd that "we gather and campaign and argue because education matters"
Breaking the Language Cycle
Paul Glynn criticises the focus and effort behind Ireland’s foreign language education
Talent on Tap
Hazel O'Brien looks at one of College's unsung projects, the Trinity Access Programme, and how it has helped students