Anderson Defends UCDSU Response to Covid-19 Guidelines in LnH Debate
UCDSU President Conor Anderson spoke in the Literary and Historical Society’s debate this Wednesday, defending the motion: “This House Supports
UCDSU President Conor Anderson spoke in the Literary and Historical Society’s debate this Wednesday, defending the motion: “This House Supports
The Government is set to consider passing a sweeping new Bill which will enable the Minister for Higher Education, Innovation
Last June, it was brought to the attention of UCD’s Governing Authority that the University is facing a number of
The number of early applications to the CAO for college entry has grown by over 5,000 in comparison to January
This week, Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Simon Harris TD, has announced a €5.4 million
During a presentation to UCD’s Governing Authority in October, university officials revealed new figures demonstrating a dramatic increase in complaints.
This week the nation’s attention was brought to the unconsented release of well over 100,000 intimate photos of Irish women,
There have been renewed calls for Health Minister Stephen Donnelly and the HSE to end the practice of unpaid work
Third-level colleges are being advised to increase the amount of on-campus activity for first-year students due to concerns that significant
Two courses offered in UCD have been ranked in the top 50 in the QS World University Rankings by subject
It was announced today that Dublin Bus and Bus Éireann drivers are to hold two 48 hour strikes during the
The seven-way UK leaders debate, hosted by ITV on 2nd April, gave regional and smaller party leaders the opportunity to