Comment & Analysis
Eascraíonn Ceisteanna Práinneacha ó ‘Bronntanas’ Al Maktoum
D'eascair an fiontar nua seo comhrá faoin méid a dhéanfadh Coláiste na Tríonóide chun maoiniú a sholáthar.
Tasc Dushlánach a Bheidh ann don Leas-Propast Nua chun TEP a Réitiú
Beidh rath Ollamh Jurgen Barkhoff ag brath ar dhearcadh na mac léinn maidir le Tionscnamh Oideachas na Tríonóide a fheabhsú.
Editorial
New Vice-Provost Faces the Unenviable Task of Rescuing TEP’s Reputation
Prof Jurgen Barkhoff’s success in his new role will depend largely on redeeming student perceptions of the Trinity Education Project.
Editorial
Al Maktoum ‘Gift’ Raises Urgent Questions About Who Trinity Does Business With
This latest venture prompts a conversation about where Trinity draws the line when it comes to sourcing much-needed funding.
Todhchaí Éiginnte ag na Foilseacháin Ghaelacha de Dheasca Cinneadh Amhrasach
Ón bplean nua atá beartaithe d’fhoilseacháin na Gaeilge, go dtí an cur i láthair leisciúil ó Fhoras na Gaeilge, tá caighdéan níos fearr tuillte ag na Gaeil, dar le Malachi Ó Marcaigh.
Ba Chóir go mBeidh Uachtarán Ollscoile Baineann mar Thosaíocht Rialtais – Seachas ‘Seans’
Má tá comhionannas inscne príomhbhéim Mary Mitchell O'Connor, beidh cuspóirí níos uaillmhianaí ag teastáil uaithi.
Bíodh Bua ag Mic Léinn UCC i gCoinne an Ardaithe i dTáillí – nó Beidh Mic Léinn na Tíre ag Fulaingt
Má éiríonn leis an táille ceannsraithe atá beartaithe i gColáiste na hOllscoile, Corcaigh, cruthóidh sé sampla dainséarach in ollscoileanna trasna na tíre.
Editorial
UCC Students Must Beat Fee Increases – Or Students Everywhere Could Suffer
UCC's proposed capitation fee increases set a dangerous precedent for universities all over the country.
Editorial
A Female University President Should be a Government Priority, Not a ‘Possibly’
If Mary Mitchell O'Connor insists on focusing almost exclusively on gender issues, she needs to have more ambitious goals.
Contribution
Pride Is Losing Its Radicalism. We Owe it to Ourselves to Find it Again
Marchers at today’s Pride walked alongside a Garda force with an oppressive history and a government that has done little for LGBT people, writes Nathan O’Regan.