Founder of UCD Rugby Academy Sentenced to 8 Year Imprisonment For Sexual Abuse
T/W: Sexual Abuse and Child Abuse The founder of the UCD Rugby Academy and former Director of Rugby for University
COVID-19 Aids Unlikely Without “Organisation of Students” | Ruairí Power
UCDSU President Conor Anderson and Welfare Officer Ruairí Power met with the Registrar and Deans on Wednesday to discuss new
Teaching Arrangements for Spring Trimester to Continue Remotely
Teaching arrangements for the Spring trimester, beginning on the 18th of January were officially communicated to students on Friday, 8th
UCD Libraries Reopen with COVID-19 Precautionary Measures
All UCD libraries have reopened from Monday 4th January, with the same COVID-19 precautionary measures in place from the autumn
Graduate Entry Medicine Students Vote to Withhold Tuition Fees in Protest of Further Fee-Increases
Graduate Entry Medicine students have called on UCD to reduce tuition fees and are demanding a freeze on future increases.
BREAKING: NUI Galway to Move Teaching and Learning Online for Entire Semester
In an e-mail issued to students and staff this afternoon, NUI Galway has communicated its decision to move all teaching
2,000 Students’ UCD Connect Accounts ‘Compromised’
The University IT Security system noticed “suspicious login[s]” to 2,000 students’ “University email accounts” on the 16th of September and
UCD President Defends University’s Handling of Sexual Harassment Case
UCD President, Professor Andrew Deeks, has allegedly defended UCD’s handling of Dr. Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin’s sexual harassment case, as reported
BREAKING: ‘The Larger your Lectures, The Less Time You Will Have on Campus’, says School of Law
In an email to undergraduate students today, the School of Law finalised its official teaching plans for the Autumn trimester.
Asylum Seekers Without Leaving Cert Can Access Third-Level Grants
Asylum Seeker applicants who have not completed the Leaving Certificate but have spent at least three years living in Ireland
Staycations Overwhelmingly Expensive for Young People | A Guide to Dublin Day Trips
With the government’s encouragements and a growing itch to travel post-lockdown, summer 2020 has been deemed to be the summer
Historic Win For Climate Activists in Irish Supreme Court
The Supreme Court quashed the government’s National Mitigation Plan 2017 on Friday, the 22nd of June on the grounds that