Comment & Analysis
The Government’s Inertia on Cassells Is Now Bordering on the Absurd
Four years since immediate action was called for in higher education, we're still no closer to even the beginnings of a decision, writes Jack Synnott.
Easpa den Lucht Siúil ag Tríú-Leibhéal mar Drochléiriú ar Ollscoileanna
Má tá ionadaíocht le déanamh ar an Lucht Siúil sa pholaitíocht, beidh ar ollscoileanna bealaí chun oideachais i bhfad níos insroichte a chruthú.
Níl an Tríonóid in ann Éalú ón Milleán do Phráisc an Leithris ag an Sraith Samhradh
Is gá don Choláiste freagracht éigin a ghlacadh as na páirtithe a chuireann ócáidí ar siúl ar champas.
Editorial
Dearth of Travellers at Third-Level is an Indictment of Universities
If Travellers are to be represented in politics, universities must make routes to education accessible.
Editorial
Trinity Can’t Shirk All Blame for Toilet Fiasco at Summer Series
The College must take some responsibility for the third-party companies it allows to run events on campus.
Contribution
My Mum Needed an Accessible Toilet at the Summer Series. She Was Denied
My mother's experience at the Trinity Summer Series shows the urgent need for a conversation about non-visible disabilities, writes Amber Davy.
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.