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
UCDSU President Conor Anderson took to the “No Detriment” Facebook group on Monday night in light of the recent news
Renowned Professor of Paediatrics in UCD, Karina Butler, was recently appointed to the NPHET. The Professor was one of three
Module failure rates of students dropped significantly from 2.78% in Spring 2020 compared to the preceding year’s figure of 5.74%,
Transgender Awareness Week started on Monday, when news broke that transphobic stickers had been stuck outside bathrooms based in the
UCDSU President Conor Anderson took to the ‘UCD No Detriment Policy’ Facebook group on October 30th to update the students
A €15 million grant for the furthering of campus infrastructure in colleges across Ireland has been announced by Simon Harris.
The University of Limerick will partially refund student accommodation fees, following government restrictions limiting on-campus activity for the next fortnight.
Dublin-based third-level institutions told to consider “enhanced protective measures” as part of a five-level strategy to deal with Covid-19 over
Online registration for the academic year 2020/2021 began this morning, the 7th of September. Unlike previous years, where students were
Outrage was sparked on Twitter on Sunday when a video of the D2 bar, Berlin, was released. The footage showed
Convicted serial rapist Patrick Nevin has had his sentence increased by two and a half years. Cathleen Noctor SC appealed
We interviewed University College Dublin Students’ Union (UCDSU) President Conor Anderson last month for clarification on the fact that students’