Comment & Analysis
Analysis
Moving Beyond the Uncertainty of Brexit: Examining Northern Irish Universities’ Philosophy
For Northern Irish universities and students, uncertain impacts of Brexit and uncertain budgets remain as affected groups strive to ensure that universities remain at the forefront of discussion.
Cuireann Coincheap Aontais Neodraigh Cieteanna Tábhachtacha os ár gcomhair, ach is Gan Freagra a Ligfidh an Feachtas UCD an Iomarca Díobh
D’aontais a smoainíonn orthu féin mar níos mó ná soláthróirí coiscíní agus seomraí lán le coileáin, bhí iarmhairtí aontais neamhpholaitiúla doiléir.
Editorial
The Idea of a Neutral Union Raises Important Questions, but the UCD Campaign Left Too Many Unanswered
For unions that see themselves as more than the providers of puppy rooms and condoms, the consequences of an apolitical union were unclear.
Déanfaidh an Coláiste Níos Mó ná an Íosmhéid chun Faillithe Chomhionannais Inscne a Réiteach
Agus éagothroime leanúnach i saol acadúil na hÉireann, tá sé ar intinn an Choláiste níos mó a dhéanamh ná neamhleorgachtaí reatha a shárú.
Editorial
College Will do More than the Bare Minimum in Addressing Gender Equality Shortcomings
Faced with persistent gender inequality in Irish academia, College plans to go above and beyond in addressing inadequacies in current structures.
Contribution
The Struggles Faced by the Intersex Community are Different to Those Faced by the LGBT Community
Lauren Guy examines the unique issues that face the intersex community and argues that these form a case to not have them subsumed under the LGBT acronym.
Contribution
Social Media Often Creates Unnecessary Pressure, Negatively Impacting Mental Health
Molly Flynn argues that social media sites such as Facebook and Instagram place pressure on young people that often contributes to poor mental health.
Irish Travellers Should be Recognised as an Ethnic Minority
James Shaw makes the case for Irish Travellers to be recognised as an ethnic minority and argues that their fight for equality is an anti-racist struggle.
Why I Took the Decision to Make Third-Level Education Free
Former Minister for Education Niamh Bhreathnach discusses her time in government and why she introduced free third-level fees in 1996.
Helping Students is What Makes Trinity a “Glorious Place” for Trinity’s Most Beloved Chaplain
For Trinity's Methodist Chaplain, Rev Julian Hamilton, feeding students, discussing their problems and holding religious events is all part of a fulfilling day's work in college.