Editorial
Editorial
Online Teaching May Be Unavoidable. If So, College Must Get it Right
Trinity is considering moving large lectures online as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
Editorial
Trinity Has Made Exam Blunders Before, But This Year’s Are Especially Damning
Errors of varying degrees of seriousness appeared in many students’ exam timetables this week.
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A Recruitment Freeze With Ominous Echoes of the Past – and Eerie Implications
College this week informed heads of department about a freeze on staff recruitment due to the consequences of the coronavirus.
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We Can’t Take Academic Freedom for Granted. Troubling Developments in UCD Prove It
UCD attempted to make changes that acknowledged a ‘risk of tension’ between academic freedom and internationalisation.
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Students Didn’t Get No Detriment – They Got a College Unusually Ready to Compromise
Students didn’t get no detriment in the way they’d hoped, but Trinity worked hard to capture the spirit of the policy.
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No Detriment Isn’t a Perfect Policy – But It’s the Best Proposal We’ve Seen
Thousands of students have this week demanded the implementation of a policy that will safeguard their grades.
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Hist Accusations a Timely Reminder – Again – That Elitism Has Deep Roots in Trinity
Questionable relics of the past remain intact in many of Trinity’s societies – including, but not only, in the Hist.
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If Hospital Staff Are Heroes, Why Do Many Feel They’re a Government Afterthought?
Student nursing interns face a litany of unanswered questions, even as the government hails healthcare workers.
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An Accommodation Debacle That Showed Trinity’s Administration at its Worst
Trinity came in for ferocious criticism for turfing students out of its accommodation with scant notice.
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By Forcing Students to Leave, Trinity is Knowingly Throwing Them to the Winds
College’s decision to give its student residents so little notice of their eviction is hard to fathom.