Vulture Funds Now Own Almost Twice as Much Student Housing as UCD
Vulture funds now own almost twice as much student housing as University College Dublin (UCD), with 7,538 beds in contrast
EPA Awards Funding to Five UCD Climate and Environmental Researchers
€14.3 million in funding has been announced by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as part of its Research Call 2023
“Profiting From the Genocide of the Palestinian people”: TCDSU End Domino’s Sponsorship over BDS Links
Trinity College Dublin Student’s Union (TCDSU) is set to end its sponsorship agreement with Domino’s Pizza over issues regarding the
UCD and Met Eireann: Charting a New Course in Weather Forecasting with AI
A collaboration has been established between the national weather forecasting platform Met Eireann and the University College Dublin (UCD) School
€4.8m UCD Research Facility Opened by Minister Coveney
A €4.8 million education, entrepreneurship and research facility was formally launched at UCD Lyons Farm by Minister for Enterprise, Trade
Harris announces €2m to fund Erasmus for students in North
The Irish government will allocate €2 million to support Northern Irish students who can no longer partake in the Erasmus+
LIVE: 2022 UCDSU Executive By-Elections
Welcome to The College Tribune’s live coverage of the UCD Students’ Union By-Elections. We’ll be updating this blog throughout the
High Rent, Low Quality: Student Spends Months in Freezing UCD Accommodation
A UCD student was recently stuck with no heating for several months in his on-campus accommodation, The College Tribune has
HEA finds universities are not doing enough to tackle sexual assault
HEA report concerning sexual harassment in higher education showed that over a third of female respondents have experienced non-consensual sex.
Return to in-person learning still uncertain as Covid cases rise
In the last two weeks, 18,000 cases have been confirmed, with an incidence rate of 386 per 100,000 of the population – the highest since February.
59% of students struggled mentally last year
Fifty-nine per cent of students said that their mental health had been negatively affected by the Covid-19 crisis according to
UCD contact tracing centre to close this summer
The contact tracing centre at University College Dublin is to be wound down and subsumed into a HSE facility in Dublin.