Editorial
Editorial
As More Women Run, A Reminder That Mentorship Matters More Than Anything
The surge in women running in the TCDSU elections does not necessarily mark an end to a lack of representation.
Editorial
The SUSI Fee Debacle is Proof Academic Registry Has an Issue With Core Functions
It’s not necessary to look under the hood to see glaring issues with the way Academic Registry is run.
Editorial
Students’ Unions Are Tackling Direct Provision Together – But Without USI
The national students’ union is trying to regain control of a campaign it should already be leading.
Editorial
A Few More Entrances on Pearse St Won’t Rid Trinity of its Walled-Off Image
College has a lot more to do if it wants to draw more ordinary Dubliners onto the campus.
Editorial
The Government’s UK Fees Pledge is Less a Solution and More a Deferral
The promise will offer only temporary relief to students in Northern Ireland and the UK planning to study here.
Editorial
TEP is In a Muddle. It Doesn’t Have to Be This Way
Making wholesale changes to Trinity’s education was bound to be a challenge, and students have a right to be aggrieved.
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When it Comes to Grade Inflation, TEP Could Offer Solutions
The oft-maligned Trinity Education Project has sought to reimagine assessment in ways that dovetail with emerging educational paradigms.
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The Trinity Panel is Elitist and Peculiar, But It Also Has Been a Force for Good
To treat the Trinity panel as merely an anachronism ignores its most redeeming qualities.
Editorial
More Travellers Should Be at Third-Level. But Let’s Not Deify a University Degree
A startlingly low number of Travellers progress to third-level education.
Editorial
Students Had Five Years to Mobilise Against A Smoke-Free Campus
Rarely has opposition to Tobacco Free Trinity manifested itself in a campaign of any coherence or strength.