Thomas Grund: In Getting Students Back On Campus, Money Is All UCD Cares About | Op-Ed
It took months into the pandemic for University College Dublin (UCD) to realise that teaching in the autumn cannot go
UCD Students Can Retrieve Items From Lockers Tomorrow
Students will be able to retrieve their items from lockers in University College Dublin (UCD) in a supervised capacity from
Irish Mental Health Services Under Resourced During Pandemic, Hears Oireachtas Special Committee
In the recent Oireachtas Special Committee meeting, the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on mental health was discussed. The meeting
UCD Planning for Reduction in Social Distancing to One Metre in September
University College Dublin (UCD) is now planning for a one metre social distancing measure to be implemented on-campus by September,
“Significant Rise” in “Poor Behaviour” on UCD Christmas Day, University Reports
A “significant rise” in incidents of “poor behaviour” on campus have been reported in relation to UCD’s yearly ‘Christmas Day’
Legislation Agreed by Cabinet for “Economically Focussed” Department of Higher Education
On the 13th of July, Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science Simon Harris TD, welcomed government
UCD September Graduation Ceremonies to be Held Online
University College Dublin (UCD) will be holding virtual graduation ceremonies this September due to COVID-19 restrictions, according to the UCD
6,666 Abortions Carried Out in 2019: Two Years On, The Debate Continues
In response to recently released statistics on abortions in Ireland over the past year, both the Abortion Rights Campaign and
Dear Universities, You’re About to Cause a Greater Public Health Crisis Than Covid-19 | Opinion
There were sniggers this week as Trinity reported an increase in applicants due to Normal People’s romanticism of Irish university
UCD Management: Not Economically Viable to Hire More Counselling Staff.
Minutes from a meeting of the University Management Team (UMT) last February states that the UCD Counselling Service must partially
Some Schools Increase Credits Per Module to Increase Depth of Learning
On July 8th, it came to the attention of UCD Politics students that some 3rd year Politics modules credits have
UCD Residences to be “Filled as Normal” Despite No Clear Guidance from Government
Deputy President and Registrar of University College Dublin (UCD), Professor Mark Rogers, has this week outlined plans regarding on-campus student