Comment & Analysis
Contribution
Where Are All the Women?
Niamh Egleston asks why TCDSU elections are once again dominated by men.
Micheál Martin’s Repeal Support Suggests a Tide is Turning
The last two days in the Dáil have been a turning point in the repeal debate, writes Simon Foy
Contribution
Do You Know What You’re Doing Next Year? Me Neither
Louise Lawless praises degrees that don’t pigeonhole students.
Editorial
Yes, Let’s Double Science Funding. But Why Not Arts Too?
Calls for more science funding are a reminder of the unequal research funding landscape.
Editorial
Beneath Pledges of Post-Brexit Unity, Worries of Disorder for Third-Level
The higher education sector needs guarantees to allay fears about the post-Brexit higher education landscape.
Contribution
Why I Decided to Remove My Hijab
Yasmine Tadjine writes about how a physical attack forced her to re-think hijab – and why she misses it.
Editorial
A Reminder That Increased Fees Aren’t The Only Solution to The Crisis
The consensus among university heads could conceal the fact that debate about the matter is still very much ongoing.
Editorial
Too Much of the Technological University Process is ‘Wait and See’
We still have no idea how these super institutions will contribute to Ireland’s already underfunded third-level sector.
Contribution
Beidh ar Shinn Féin an Fharraige a Thaoscadh Maidir Leis an 8ú Leasú
Bíodh ag faire amach d’aighneas i measc polaiteoirí agus vótóirí san athbhliain.
Deis í Bhliain na Gaeilge Chun Smaoineamh Siar agus Brú a Chur ar an Rialtas Arís
Ba chóir go mbeimís ag díriú ár n-aird ar an dúshlán tábhachtach atá romhainn agus muidne ag lorg maoiniú cuí agus cóir ón rialtas.