Minister Does NOT Expect Reversal of In-Person College Plan
The Minister of State for Skills and Further Education, Niall Collins, spoke about the recently announced return to campus on
HSE Vaccine Portal Opens for Students!
Students are now able to register for their Covid-19 vaccination through the HSE portal as of Monday 19 July. Prior
UCD CAO Applications BOOM in STEM, Healthcare and Journalism, PLUMMET for Law
The latest data from the Central Applications Office (CAO) shows an overall increase in applications for courses in healthcare, STEM,
Grilling Aoife Bracken | UCDSU Education Officer Candidate
The College Tribune spoke to Laois native Aoife Bracken, the solo candidate for Education Officer in the upcoming University College
Higher Education Should Be Free to Access according to Harris
At the launch of a three-year plan for his department, the Minister for Further and Higher Education, Simon Harris, made
The Way Students Treated During the Pandemic “Unforgivable” | Rose Conway-Walsh
Sinn Féin Spokesperson for Higher and Further Education, Innovation and Science, Rose Conway-Walsh conducted a survey on the impact of
Post-Graduate Workers Alliance March: One Year On
This week marked the one year anniversary since Mary Naughton, founder of the UCD Post-Graduate Workers Alliance (PGWA) marched on
Harris Leads Consultation on Higher Education Authority Legislation Reform
Simon Harris has launched a stakeholder consultation on the reform of the Higher Education Authority (HEA) legislation. A report on
UCDSU Voting System Bug Rectified After Last Year’s Disruption
UCDSU have confirmed that they will use the same voting system as last year. It is understood, however, that the
Interviewing Anderson: UCD Made SU “Fall Guy” For No Detriment Failure.
UCDSU President Conor Anderson took to the “No Detriment” Facebook group on Monday night in light of the recent news
UCD Professor, Karina Butler, Appointed to NPHET
Renowned Professor of Paediatrics in UCD, Karina Butler, was recently appointed to the NPHET. The Professor was one of three
Module Failure Rate Halved under “No Disadvantage” Policy
Module failure rates of students dropped significantly from 2.78% in Spring 2020 compared to the preceding year’s figure of 5.74%,