Comment & Analysis
Ní Féidir TEP a Réitiú le Paraisiútáil na ‘gComhaltaí Measúnaithe’ isteach sna Rannóga
Ba chóir go mbeidh comhaltaí measúnaithe ag dul i gcomhairle cruinn le coistí intéarnacha na roinne agus ionadaithe ranga.
Tá Infheistíocht ag Teastáil chun Freastal ar na Mic Léinn Idirnáisiúnta
Caithfidh an coláiste na tacaíochtaí agus na seirbhísí is dual do scoth-ollscoil a chur ar fáil.
Editorial
College Can’t Solve TEP by Parachuting ‘Assessment Fellows’ into Departments
Assessment fellows must consult very closely with internal departmental committees and class representatives.
Editorial
International Students Pay High Fees, But College Needs to Invest in Supports For Them
Trinity must offer the supports and services befitting of an elite university.
Editorial Notebook
Breastfeeding Pod, Tobacco-Free Trinity Cost, Printing House Square Delay
Column
The Unexpected Benefits of Couchsurfing
Living closer to College would be more convenient, but it can be a wholesome experience staying on friends’ couches, writes Jack Synnott.
Contribution
Stormont Impasse Makes Civil Rights Progress Imperative
The government has a responsibility to legislate for the recognition and protection of the rights of all of its citizens in Northern Ireland, writes Eoin O'Hare.
Op-Ed
Universities Should Take Nothing for Granted, as Populism Struts on a World Stage
Higher education institutions are not immune to the influence of populism, writes Tom Boland.
Bhain TCDSU Éacht Amach ‘Faoi Dheireadh’ Déardaoin. Ach Níl an Cath Thart
Thogh mic léinn na Tríonóide chun foireann shabóideach go hiomlán baineann den chéad uair riamh.
Editorial
On Thursday, TCDSU Got a Remarkable ‘Finally’. But The Fight for Women is Not Over
For the first time ever, Trinity students elected an all-female sabbatical officer team.