Editorial
Editorial
USI’s Protest Needed to Capture Significant Public Attention. But It Didn’t
While USI’s campaign mobilised students and staff on a local level, it needed to be more of a full-frontal attack.
Editorial
These Elite Sportsmen Are Perpetuating Outdated Ideas of Loyalty and Commitment
The involvement of such prominent figures only serves to emphasise the gravity of the issue.
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The Long-Overdue Fund the Future Campaign Has Much to Prove
The government’s decision to refer student loans proposals to the European Commission has finally frightened USI into action.
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College Can’t Solve TEP by Parachuting ‘Assessment Fellows’ into Departments
Assessment fellows must consult very closely with internal departmental committees and class representatives.
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International Students Pay High Fees, But College Needs to Invest in Supports For Them
Trinity must offer the supports and services befitting of an elite university.
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On Thursday, TCDSU Got a Remarkable ‘Finally’. But The Fight for Women is Not Over
For the first time ever, Trinity students elected an all-female sabbatical officer team.
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College’s Contract Staff Proposal Could End up Costing Trinity its Community
Trinity should value non-academic staff, who have built up years’ worth of irreplaceable institutional knowledge.
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DCUSU Officers Should Learn the Lessons of Similar Attempts to Undermine USI
Senior members of DCUSU have shown little regard for democratic processes.
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Too Scant a Mention of Take Back Trinity in the TCDSU Elections
Given the ramifications of the movement, how little it has been discussed is surprising.
Editorial
The GSU is Right to Push for a Review of Postgraduate Education
A review modelled partially on the Trinity Education Project could ensure better education for future postgraduates.