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For anyone interested in the sustained funding of third level education in Ireland, Budget Day has become more like Groundhog Day.
1,183 days before last week’s Budget, the Cassells Report identified the funding challenges facing our higher education system and …
On Wednesday morning, Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe was placed under house arrest, as the Zimbabwean military launched a government takeover.
Footage of Major General Sibusiso Moyo was broadcast on state television from the early hours of Wednesday morning. The Maj. …
Last week, in my first act as a Trinity College alumnus, I requested my graduate reader’s card for the library. It came within five working days. In my first act as a graduate reader, I then requested a book from …
Europe is facing its worst humanitarian crisis since World War II; the refugee crisis is worsening, claiming more lives and ruining more families, every single day. And what have we done about it? As a society, extremely little. We have …
I was dismayed to hear that a group of students holding a meeting on climate change were turned away from a space in Trinity College Library this week. In the past few weeks the TCD Fossil Free divestment campaign, part …
We write this piece in the hope that all readers understand the urgent need for immediate action regarding divestment from Trinity’s holdings in the fossil fuel industry.
Climate change is the most pressing issue of our time. At the 2015 …
More than one in six Irish-born people over the age of fifteen people now live abroad, the highest proportion of any country in the OECD. This metric is a testament to generations of economic stagnancy. Despite De Valera’s famous promise …