HEA Publish Report Revealing Racial Inequality in Higher Education
A new report by the HEA (Higher Education Authority) published last month has highlighted the need for senior management in
UCD spent just €880k on mental health supports in the last college year
An investigation by the Irish Times revealed that universities in Ireland, including UCD, spent over €5 million on mental health
Higher Education Reopening Plans Confirmed
Higher-level institutions have joined to announce their plans for a safe return to campuses this September with maximum on-site presence.
Grilling Sarah Michalek | UCDSU Entertainments Officer Candidate
Sarah Michalek, 22, describes herself as a “craic dealer you can trust” in her latest manifesto for Entertainment (Ents) Officer
The College Tribune Creates Ireland’s First Student Newspaper App
The College Tribune, an independent student newspaper from University College Dublin (UCD), has become the first student publication in Ireland
TD Naughton: UCD Must Apologize for Involvement in Mother & Baby Home Vaccine Trials
Speaking to the Dáil today, Independent TD, Denis Naughton, called for UCD and Trinity College to make a formal apology
“A consistent and important member of our community”: Michael Byrne laid to rest.
The funeral service for Michael Byrne, affectionately known as ‘Old Man Belfield’, was held this morning at Our Lady Seat
The INMO calls for “Protection and Pay” for student nurses and midwives
The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) called for urgent government intervention in a press release yesterday as the increase
UCD Study Shows Sewage Surveillance can Identify COVID Cases in the Community
A UCD research project led by Professor Wim Meijer, UCD School of Biomolecular and Biomedical Science, has created a standard
The sky is not the limit! UCD opens Ireland’s first space-research centre
UCD opened Ireland’s first dedicated centre for space-related research, innovation, and education last month. C-Space brings together academics and researchers
In-Class lectures could lead to “Confusion and Chaos” says Teacher’s Union
The Irish Federation of University Teachers (IFUT) has called for a clear set of guidelines to be published for third
Entire Country to enter level 5 lockdown for 6 weeks from Wednesday
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has announced that from midnight on Wednesday the entire country will move to Level 5 of the