Editorial
Editorial
Students Need a Voice in the Implementation of On-Campus Coronavirus Rules
The government this week released public health guidelines for universities reopening in the Autumn.
Editorial
Tourism is Important to Trinity, But Public Health Must Come First
Tourists will be welcomed back onto Trinity’s campus tomorrow on a limited basis.
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Higher Education Needs More Action and Fewer Surveys on Sexual Violence
Harris this week drew praise for a series of initiatives he launched to tackle sexual violence on campus.
Editorial
Drunken Behaviour in Halls is a Problem. Limiting Bedspaces is not the Answer
Concerned residents around Halls are trying to block College from building more bedspaces in Halls.
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A Month Since its Creation, the Higher Education Dept is Proving its Worth
The government announced a €168 million package for third-level this week, just months after saying that universities would have to fend for themselves during the pandemic.
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The CSC has Handled Freshers’ Week Prudently. Universities Should Take Notes
The CSC this week said that freshers’ fair would be physically ‘hugely restricted’.
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Students Are Talking About Racism on Campus. Universities Must Listen
The ugliness of racism on university campuses has long been ignored, but is slowly coming to light.
Editorial
The Government’s Approach to the Leaving Certificate Has Left Much to be Desired
Leaving certificate students were informed this week that results would come out a month later than usual.
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No, Appointing One Female University President Does Not Shatter the Glass Ceiling
This week, Prof Kerstin Mey became the first-ever female university president in Ireland.
Editorial
The Coronavirus Has Betrayed the Weaknesses of Relying on Commercialisation
Bank of Ireland will be leaving campus next month and ending its sponsorship agreements with Trinity.