BOI decision to discontinue graduate medical student loan ‘catastrophic’
Bank loan ‘last viable option for students to progress’, says UCD student union president
Owen Keegan tells councillors he will not resign
Student housing letter had ‘element of sarcasm’, council chief executive admits
Should you join the student movement?
Students’ unions on campuses as well as the national student movement, the USI, do important work.
Anti-vaccination campaigner Dolores Cahill no longer employed by UCD
Controversial academic said children who wore face masks would have a lower IQ
Irish universities spend €5.1m on mental health services during pandemic
Documents show waiting lists for counselling ‘persistently high’ at Trinity College Dublin
Case study: How will student life look at UCD?
How will students engage socially as Covid-19 continues to impact on campus?
Thousands of students apply for hardship funds to help pay for rising rents
Up to 14,000 to get payments from Student Assistance Fund in current academic year
Irish Catholics are not simpletons, intolerant bigots or religious fanatics
Disparaging the beliefs of Catholics as regressive will do nothing to undo the abuses of the past
Bus drivers ‘left out’ of talks to restore night services to UCD
Meeting between UCD, Dublin Bus and students on drivers’ refusal to serve college
The legacy of UCD’s ‘gentle revolution’
In 1968 students first began to flex their muscle in Irish universities. Fifty years on, activisim is on the rise again
‘We have students at UCD who commute daily from Cavan and Limerick’
With Leaving Cert results out, the struggle to find student accommodation has begun
Proposals would create ‘one of the most extreme’ abortion regimes in the world
Pro-Life Campaign makes claim as it unveils ‘Love Both’ campaign in Dublin
Almost 100 Facebook posts on referendum were paid for
Software identifies targeted advertisements that look like normal posts
Katie Ascough: some wanted to remove me from start
Former UCD Students’ Union president removed after vote
UCD students vote to impeach union president Katie Ascough
Referendum called after representative blocked publication of abortion information
What to expect when going to college
Former college newspaper editor considers what you should look out for
Students turn to Snapchat to highlight ‘dodgy’ rental sector
House with 15 beds and single bathroom features among properties for rent
UCD plans to convert student beds into seminar rooms
Students’ union says the rooms are needed to help tackle the accommodation crisis
Sexual consent classes at UCD cancelled due to lack of interest
Just 20 students attended well-publicised classes run by UCD Students’ Union
Alleged rape of student on UCD’s Belfield campus investigated
Incident took place in early hours of Friday after victim had been socialising
Third level in distress: how colleges are coping with mental health
‘Extremely worrying’ that students in distress might have to wait weeks to see a counsellor
Students feel the squeeze as rental costs soar
The rising cost of renting on college campus is far beyond the average cost of private accommodation which may be a cheaper option for students – though it’s in short supply
Careers clinic for postgraduate options
Deciding on a course can be confusing. We matched three students with career advisers to thrash out their options
Is your students’ union a waste of space and money?
A new campaign wants to give students the power to leave their students’ union.
Student accommodation guide: how to find a place to live
Can you dig it? With housing tighter and costlier than ever, students need to start looking and booking right now
UCD Students’ Union calls for return of landlord tax relief
Body says scheme aiding conversion of accommodation can ease rental shortage
Opening up: the first step is the steepest
Suicide is the leading cause of death in young Irish males. Why are they so reluctant to talk?
‘Captain America’ LSD drugs linked to UCD cases seized
Gardaí raid Blackrock house as USI warns of post-exam drug intake after students hospitalised
Readiness to hurl the word ‘homophobe’ may not help the liberal reform agenda
Opinion: Many liberals seem to be unwilling to let counter-arguments to their own get a hearing
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