Comment & Analysis
Higher Education is Headed for a Quality Cliff Edge. It Must Help Itself
Tom Boland writes that universities are facing imminent threats to maintaining the quality of their education.
Contribution
Graduation Marks the End of an Era
Graduation can be a bring with it mixed feelings as you realise that the community you built in Trinity is gone, writes Louise Lawless.
Contribution
In Defence of the Trinity Electives
Robert Quinn writes that the 27 Trinity Electives available in 2019/20 embrace the areas that modern minds should care to be educated in.
Go Raibh Maith Agaibh
Agus iad ag vótáil chun The University Times a shábháilt, léirigh mic léinn na Tríonóide cuibhiúlacht agus cumas chun smaointí contrártha a mheá.
Editorial
With Hazing, the Dignity and Respect Policy and the Junior Dean Are Failing
Junior Dean Tim Trimble has buried his head in the sand, hoping to carry on as normal.
Editorial
Thank You
By voting to save The University Times, Trinity students demonstrated decency and an ability to weigh conflicting ideas.
Empathy Can Save the World – We Just Have to Let It
It is only through empathy for others' plight that we can bring about social change, writes Eliana Jordan.
Analysis
GSU Presidential Candidates Push Diverging Visions and Experience
Gogoal Falia, Shaz Oye and Michael Sonne offer competing visions for a union that typically suffers from low engagement.
Hard Brexit ‘Vandalism’ Cannot Endanger University Links
Universities will be among the hardest hit from the effects of Brexit, writes Anton Muscatelli.
Contribution
Students Will Forgive College Many Things. Adding To Exam Stress Isn’t One
College’s latest timetabling blunder makes an already stressful exam season even more difficult, says Jack Synnott.