UCDSU Condemns Prof. Cahill’s Comments at Anti-Lockdown ‘Gathering’
The University College Dublin Students’ Union (UCDSU) condemned the comments made by UCD professor Delores Cahill on Wednesday, the 17th
UCD Professor Speaks at Anti-Lockdown ‘Gathering’
University College Dublin (UCD) Professor Delores Cahill spoke at an anti-lockdown mass gathering in Herbert Park on Wednesday, the 17th
Your Future UCDSU Sabbats On Fee Refunds and Grading UCD’s Covid Response
The candidates for the sabbatical positions of the University College Dublin Students’ Union (UCDSU) spoke to The College Tribune about
Minister Harris launches National Gender Equality Resource for HEIs
Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation, and Science, Simon Harris, launched the National Gender Equality Dashboard in honour
UCDSU Presidential Candidates on USI, Fee Refunds and UCD’s Covid Response
The candidates for the UCDSU Presidency spoke to The College Tribune about their opinions on the Students’ Union rejoining USI,
Meet the Candidates – UCDSU Elections 2021
The countdown to this year’s University College Dublin Students Union (UCDSU) sabbatical elections has officially begun. This year’s election will
UCD alumna shares disappointment due to lack of support received from UCD following sexual assault
Trigger Warning: Assault/Sexual Assault. A UCD alumna took to Twitter yesterday to share her communications with UCD in which she
UCD Prof Plans Anti-Lockdown Patrick’s Day Gathering
Professor Dolores Cahill of University College Dublin (UCD) has recently posted an event on Facebook that appears to promote a
Students in Direct Provision To Be Exempt From Paying International Fees
Under new government plans for further and higher education, students living in Direct Provision will not have to pay 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
75% of Medical Consultants Experiencing Burnout from Covid-19 – UCD Study
Research carried out by University College Dublin’s (UCD) School of Medicine last month has shown that at least one in
African Scholars Association Protests UCD ‘Writing Black’ Module Taught by White Professor
A previous version of this article suggested that it was a fact that the module coordinator had no background in