New THEA report calls for increased funding for sexual violence prevention
A report into sexual violence prevention at higher-level institutions has called for increased collaboration, training, and funding to tackle the
Disabled Students No Longer Lose Allowance Under ‘Catherine’s Law’
A new law has been signed by Minister for Social Protection, Heather Humphreys, allowing disabled students in higher education to
‘Not Fit for Purpose’ – Minister Harris on Current 3rd Level System
Minister for Higher Education, Simon Harris has said that the current third-level system is “not fit for purpose” in an
80% of Irish Students Happy With College Experience Pre-Covid-19, Says Survey
In a survey conducted before Covid-19 restrictions were put into place, 80% of Irish students said they were satisfied with
SU President Anderson: “At Least 3 Other Schools” Planning Fee Non-Payment Protests
Conor Anderson, president of UCD Students’ Union (UCDSU), spoke to The College Tribune this week about the fee protests, UCD’s
UCD ranked 3rd in The Irish Good University Guide 2021
University College Dublin (UCD) remains one of the top 3 universities in Ireland in 2020, according to the latest QS
Emily in Paris | The Best Kind of Bad
‘Emily in Paris’, Netflix’s fluffy new rom-com series, has taken social media by storm. Beloved by viewers, but panned by critics; what is it that has made this series such a hit?
‘Out With The Old, in With The New’: Examining UCD’s Proposed Dignity and Respect Policies
University College Dublin (UCD) has released new drafts of their Dignity and Respect Policies for review to students and staff
UCD Receives Gender Equality Award Amid Sexual Assault Allegations
University College Dublin (UCD) has received an Athena SWAN Bronze institutional award for its work towards gender equality, despite recent
No Sign of Rent Reduction For UCD’s HEAR Students
No plans for rent reductions to HEAR (Higher Education Access Route) students or other low-income groups on the horizon –
UCD and Covid-19: A Summary of Changes in UCD’s Plans to Re-Open
As classes resume at UCD next week with guidelines in place to prevent the spread of Covid-19, The College Tribune
Trinity Introduce Blended Learning Module, No Sign At UCD
Trinity College Dublin (TCD) has introduced a new module to prepare students for ‘blended learning’ in the new academic year