UCD Publish Report on Legal Reform in Irish Sex Trade
A report has been released by the University College Dublin (UCD) Geary Institute for Public Policy analysing the Irish sex
In-Class lectures could lead to “Confusion and Chaos” says Teacher’s Union
The Irish Federation of University Teachers (IFUT) has called for a clear set of guidelines to be published for third
Taoiseach: Ireland to Return to Level 3 Lockdown on December 1st
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has announced that Ireland will be ending its nationwide lockdown and transitioning back into Level 3 restrictions
The Housing Disaster: Analysing Our Generation’s Defining Crisis
This article is the first in a new series of collaborative efforts by Irish student journalists. The team comes from
UCD’s New Album ‘Grade Sans Appeals’| Newsround 16th-20th November
If deadlines are making you resemble Rudy Giuliani at a Trump press conference, sweat not! We’ve trimmed this week’s most
Revenge Porn Leaks: What are the Legal Implications?
This week the nation’s attention was brought to the unconsented release of well over 100,000 intimate photos of Irish women,
Senator Hoey: Student Nurses “Can’t Live on Applause and Platitudes”.
There have been renewed calls for Health Minister Stephen Donnelly and the HSE to end the practice of unpaid work
Revenge Porn Leaks: What happened, what’s being done, what’s next?
An online protest is provisionally organised for November 28th to demand the Government to bring in laws which will protect
UCD Launches Diversity Screen to Track Equality Progress
The voluntary scheme asks staff members to report their gender, sexuality, date of birth, ethnicity, nationality, religion, civil status, family status and disability.
Five UCD Faculty Among World’s Most Influential Researchers.
Five UCD researchers have placed in the top 1% most cited scientific researchers in the world, according to the 2020
Aged 45 and no way to get a mortgage on a house – The Precarious Working Conditions of Irish Academics Investigated.
Noteworthy, in conjunction with Journal.ie, has released an extensive investigative report into the precarious working conditions of many Irish academics.
Harris says Student Accommodation Policy “Not Working”
Minister for Further Education Simon Harris said the state’s current policy on student accommodation and housing is “not working” when