Comment & Analysis
Léiriú Muiníne agus Tosaíochtaí Cearta le Feiceáil le hInfheistíocht €100m
Leis an scéal inné maidir le maoiniú ón Bhanc Eorpach Infheistíochta, is léir go bhfuil an t-ádh ar an Tríonóid le déanaí maidir le tionscnaimh caipitiúla.
Editorial
A New Minister Sends a Sector Starved of Funding Back to Square One
Third-level stakeholders have spent nearly three years trying to curry favour with a man who can no longer really help them.
Editorial
€100m Investment a Vote of Confidence and a Sign of Straight Priorities
Following yesterday’s European Investment Bank investment, it’s clear that Trinity is on a run of good luck when it comes to its capital projects.
Editorial Notebook
DUCAC Disorganisation, Internationalisation Benefits and a Muted USI Protest
Contribution
It’s Time For Men to Get Real About Mental Health
Opening up about mental health doesn't show weakness – it demonstrates strength, writes Daniel Twomey.
The Enigmatic Figure Behind Trinity’s Thriving Societies
Over 30 years in Trinity as a student and employee has made Joseph O'Gorman one of the most curious figures on campus.
The Case for Speaking Up in Tutorials
Tutorials are for your own benefit. Share your ideas to avoid the awkward silences, writes Eliana Jordan.
Contribution
Consent Workshops Won’t Be Enough to Tackle On-Campus Sexual Assaults
Students must contribute to the creation of a new reporting system for sexual assault in Irish universities, writes Aoife Kearins.
Analysis
A Generous Budget – But Not for Students
The government has favoured steady voters over students in what is clearly an election budget, with universities’ funding crisis forgotten once again.
Contribution
Expensive Academic Books Put A Price Tag On Knowledge
Students already pay so much for college and the price of academic texts is another barrier to education, writes Jack Synnott.