Editorial
Editorial
The Fact That Free Fees Aren’t Even on the Table is Absurd
When we’re practically one of the only countries in Europe that doesn’t have free fees, those who say it’s unrealistic or absurd for Ireland are the ones who are being preposterous.
Editorial
Despite Increased Pressures, Trinity Continues to Innovate
Trinity may be restricted by an unsustainable funding shortfall, but its new courses show the College is continuing to innovate.
Editorial
Students Pay Different Fees, But Deserve the Same Treatment
Many fail to think about why non-EU students feel like “second-class citizens”.
Editorial
With No Mandate on Loan Schemes, TCDSU Can’t Even Fulfill its Basic Function
TCDSU is unable to engage with the debate about the upcoming working group report – something that could decide the most important student issue in a long time.
Editorial
Arms and Fossil Fuel Divestment Are Part of the Same Process, Not Competing Concerns
Students should take full advantage of this opportunity to have a voice in College policy.
Editorial
Trinity Has the Chance to Become a National Leader in Addressing Gender Inequality in Academia
In light of recent criticisms of institutional inequality, Trinity should work to improve on its recent success.
Editorial
Trinity Needs to Listen to Tenure Track Criticisms and Include Them in Consultation
With €16 million in funding given to posts being hired under the model, it looks like Trinity may not have engaged with the arguments in its consultation process.
Editorial
College’s Actions on the Accommodation Crisis are Welcome, but Poorly Communicated
Recent developments indicate a prioritisation of students’ best interests above finances.
Editorial
The Trinity Education Project is an Opportunity for Huge Change, but We Have to Make Sure it’s the Right Kind
Traditionally students are poor at engaging with consultation, but this would mean we miss a huge opportunity.
Editorial
Trinity’s WiFi Problems Have Reached the Point of Absurdity
For students, WiFi is as important as the books on the shelves in Trinity’s libraries.