UCD deputy registrar Bairbre Redmond paid 1.5 K a day in €436,000 ‘Runaway’ Plagiarism Report
Bairbre Redmond, the deputy Registrar in UCD was paid €1,500 a day for a plagiarism report she undertook for GMIT
Bairbre Redmond, the deputy Registrar in UCD was paid €1,500 a day for a plagiarism report she undertook for GMIT
UCD has dropped out of the top 200 universities following the release of the latest Times Higher Education World University
UCD has awarded a Ulysses Medal, the highest award it can bestow, upon Dr Lee Hood to recognise and acknowledge
Banríon draig, Gaeilgeoir agus ealaínteoir is í Bláthnaid McGee (Ciarán de Hearfort) a thosaigh draig sa teach tabháirne Panti Bar
Perhaps the most prevalent political issue in the collective consciousness of the UCD student body since the beginning of the
It is believed that widespread discontent and “forceful” opposition is growing among administrators in UCD schools to a new review
The word ‘innovation’ can be defined as the process or action of creating new things or coming up with new
Hell or High Water, at its core is a revitalised take on the Western genre set against the backdrop of
Profound emotions often inspire beauty in music. In July of last year, Nick Cave’s 15-year-old son, Arthur, died after falling
Minister for Finance Michael Noonan is expected to announce in the coming budget, the introduction of a levy on soft
Four students sat down with the College Tribune to talk about their experience with sexting,nudes, and revenge porn. Humans have
Last week saw the return of Freshers week on UCD campus, one of the most atmospheric and exciting weeks in