Looking Towards the Future: Funding Secured for UCD-Led COVID-19 Responses
As Ireland begins to emerge from the Coronavirus outbreak, I-Form, the SFI Research Centre for Advanced Manufacturing headquartered at University
Dublin Most Expensive City In Eurozone Due To High Rents
In a new survey, Dublin has been ranked as the most expensive city in the Eurozone, due largely to its
Niall Horan and Dermot O’Leary To Head Online Charity Gig For London Irish Centre
A host of Irish celebrities will join Niall Horan and Dermot O’Leary in the “London Irish Charity Night In” in
UCD Students’ Union Under Fire For New “Over The Top” Website Design
The University College Dublin (UCD) Students’ Union have updated their website going into the summer. The renovation was prompted by
Black Lives Matter: UCD Academics, Students and Administration Support Movement
Thousands marched to the US Embassy in Dublin on Monday, 1st of June, to protest the death of George Floyd
UNION ELECTIONS 2020: Grilling the Graduate By-Election Candidates
Earlier this year, less than 4% of UCD students elected a new set of Students’ Union Officers for the year.
UCD Doctor Makes Numerous False Claims About COVID-19
In an interview released on the 11th of May, UCD Professor Dolores Cahill claimed that the global lockdown in response
Postgrads Face Severe Detriment From Pandemic – But No Compensation From UCD
Last month, over 1,100 University College Dublin (UCD) students signed a petition calling for a partial refund of their fees
Trinity To Reduce Entry Requirements For Non-EU Students Amid Serious Financial Concerns
Trinity College Dublin is planning to reduce entry requirements for non-EU International students next year by 10% in a plan
UCD Anti-Casualisation Suggests Unionisation of Graduate Workers
On Friday 5th June, UCD Anti Casualisation (UCD-AC) penned an open letter to the management of University College Dublin (UCD)
Academics and Trade Unions Call For Creation Of Higher Education Department
The Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) has called on the government to create a Department of Higher Education and
Microsoft Pays UCD €700,000 for Establishment of New Digital Policy Programme
Microsoft has partnered with University College Dublin (UCD) to develop Ireland’s first Digital Policy Programme. A total sum of €700,000