Critical Analysis
A Brief History of the Irish Student Anti-Austerity Movement Since The 2010s
Theory is necessary to guide us. Without theory pertaining to the material context, we are sailors of a ship neither its origin nor destination known.
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Reprint: College's waste management sees promising developments but raises further concerns
In the modern age of sustainability, higher education institutions are taking increasing steps to reduce their environmental footprint and College is no exception.
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Maynooth's New Strategic Plan Faces Protests By Postgraduate Workers
This is part of recent escalations nationwide by the union, which has balloted across universities in support of Collective Action.
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Maynooth University "Systematically Excludes" Staff From Key Decisions in Trend Towards Commercialisation
In recent weeks the Maynooth University executive staff have come under fire over their recent decision to appoint internal members to the governing authority rather than elect them as has been the case in years gone by.
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The Far Right and Migrants
Young people from the area were egged on by several far right agitators, resulting in violent attacks on migrants and the burning of a refugee camp.
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TCDSU Attempted to Suppress the Halls Scandal, Documents Show
It is safe to say that Trinity-owned accommodation is in a constant state of crisis, spurring out continuous scandals.
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TCDSU Spent Over 122,000 € on Class Rep Training from 2015-2019
Trinity College Dublin’s Student Union (TCDSU) has spent 122,055 € on their annual “Class Rep Training” from 2015 until 2019, when due to Covid-19 the event was moved online and incurred little to no costs.
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Trinity Knew For Months, But Did not Consult Sports Clubs for Interim Exhibiton
Essentially, Ms. Scanlon’s Tweet about her dissent is the way the wider student body discovered the new proposed location