Editorial

Editorial

Ascough May Have Been Just What UCDSU Needed

In recent years, UCDSU had seemingly developed an aversion to its history at the forefront of social change.

Editorial

How Can College Justify Springing Fee Increases on Postgraduates?

Trinity has once again plunged postgraduate students into a precarious financial position.

Editorial

Why UCD Students Should Impeach Katie Ascough

A broken promise and a brazen lie later, the grounds for impeaching the UCDSU President are clear.

Editorial

Class Rep Elections Show TCDSU Needs to Re-Think Engagement

The poor participation in this year’s class representative elections does not bode well for the union.

Editorial

In the Face of Funding Inertia, it’s Time to Start Demanding Decisions

As Fine Gael wavers over loans, USI should take the chance and call for an immediate decision on funding.

Editorial

Trinity’s Inexcusable Treatment of its Belfast Cohort

The College must immediately rectify a situation that sees its students on its Belfast campus without access to student support services.

Editorial

The Government is Making All the Right Sounds on Third-Level Funding

There may be signs of government consensus on funding, but clever rhetoric from a taoiseach in his honeymoon period will get old fast.

Editorial

No, Farage Should Not Get a Medal. But He Should Be Invited to Speak

Completely rescinding the invitation to Nigel Farage would only play into the narrative that students can’t cope with hearing incendiary views.

Editorial

Silencing the Other Side is Never a Substitute for Good Arguments

The decision to remove pro-life posters will alienate people where good arguments could convince them.

Editorial

Students Are Frustrated and Angry. They Need Places to Air Their Concerns

The issues facing chemistry students show there are still hurdles in Trinity stopping students from raising their concerns.