€5 Million Secured for Student Mental Health Supports
The Higher Education Authority and Minister for Further and Higher Education Simon Harris have announced €5 million worth of funding
The Higher Education Authority and Minister for Further and Higher Education Simon Harris have announced €5 million worth of funding
In an email to undergraduate students today, the School of Law finalised its official teaching plans for the Autumn trimester.
At the end of June, Fine Gael’s Simon Harris, who previously served as Minister for Health, was appointed Minister for
UCD’s Drama Society have outlined to The College Tribune their intended strategy in restarting society activity in the coming months.
The James Joyce library will provide limited study spaces for undergraduate students this trimester in an effort to comply with
Face coverings will be mandatory for students attending in-person classes in University College Dublin (UCD) this Autumn Trimester. Students in
A report released on Tuesday, august 18th, investigating the impact of COVID-19 on nursing homes, has called for “systematic reform”
New measures announced to further stop the spread of COVID-19 could potentially impact University College Dublin’s [UCD] plans to reopen
UCD have been accused of breaching EU data protection laws. As reported by the Times on Thursday, UCD, alongside other
Students in University College Dublin (UCD) will pay more as a result of the university’s post-covid approach than those at
Three Irish students have won the top prize at the 2020 Technovation World Summit, beating 1,500 other entries from across
President Michael D. Higgins signed the Residential Tenancies and Valuation Act 2020 into law on August 1st, ensuring tenants who