Comment & Analysis
Editorial
No, Farage Should Not Get a Medal. But He Should Be Invited to Speak
Completely rescinding the invitation to Nigel Farage would only play into the narrative that students can’t cope with hearing incendiary views.
Editorial Notebook
CSC’s Curious DUGES Stance, Inflated March Figure, Students Against Fees
In the Years Ahead, Student Activists Need to Stay Mobilised and Engaged
Philip McGuinness argues that Irish students must look beyond repeal or once-a-year marches and work for sustained change.
Contribution
As an Asylum Seeker, Attending College Offered Me New Hope
Takondwa Mwale speaks about her struggle to go back to education while under direct provision in Ireland.
After Saturday, Sinn Féin’s Hypocrisy on the Eighth Amendment is Glaring
The party didn't attend the March for Choice at the weekend, offering a poor excuse despite their nominal support for repeal.
Analysis
“Our Future is in Jeopardy”: Why People are Marching for Education
From students to staff, from trade unionists to politicians, thousands marched today for higher education. Here are their reasons.
Our Education Project Will Change Everything to Preserve the Best of Trinity
The Trinity Education Project will re-define the college's undergraduate education.
Setting the Pace in Trinity Sport, Michelle Tanner
Michelle Tanner, the Head of Trinity Sport, is expanding the role of sport in the college.
The Answer to the Higher Education Funding Crisis Is Not to Raise Student Fees
Thomas Byrne writes that increased exchequer funding is the best option for the future of higher education.
Ireland’s 2015 Victory for Marriage Equality Paved Way for Rest of World
Being the first country in the world to vote in marriage equality has led to Australia embarking on a similar journey.