NUIG Backtracks on Mandatory “Behave Responsibly” COVID Pledge
NUI Galway (NUIG) has backtracked on the introduction of a mandatory student health pledge. The College is now encouraging students
NUI Galway (NUIG) has backtracked on the introduction of a mandatory student health pledge. The College is now encouraging students
A UCD Professor quit a gender equality group last year after she saw “no evidence of any commitment to take
The University Observer (UO) will face a cut to their budget for the coming academic year following UCD Students’ Union
Ten committee members of UCD Young Greens have resigned from the youth branch of the party and from their roles
UCD simply is not doing enough to protect staff and gym users in the Student Centre. Doing anything at the
In an article published in The Irish Independent on the 20th of June, Catholic commentator and founder of the Iona
University College Dublin (UCD) was one of five public bodies which were investigated for compliance to Freedom of Information (FOI)
A national survey of college students in Ireland found that 29% of female, 28% of non-binary, and 10% of male students stated that they had experienced “non-consensual penetration by incapacitation, force, or threat of force” while attending college.
Run by NUI Galway’s Active Consent Programme in conjunction with the Union of Students in Ireland, ‘The Sexual Experiences Survey’ was completed by 6,026 students between February and April. The survey aimed to document the experiences of sexual violence, sexual harassment and sexist harassment faced by Irish college students in higher education. The report hopes to inform the implementation of the ‘Consent Framework’ being drawn up by the Department of Education and skills.
Carla Gummerson (centre) has been elected Graduate Officer for UCD Students’ Union next year. Gummerson was elected on 46 votes
University College Dublin (UCD) has spent €14.8 million on off-campus residential properties since the presidency of former UCD President Hugh
The College Tribune is delighted to announce that two new Co-Editors have been appointed to edit Ireland’s largest independent student