Editorial
Editorial
Mhol an Coláiste do Mhic Léinn Lóistín a Fháil. Is Comhréiteach í Aisíocaíocht
D’fhógair an Coláiste an tseachtain seo go gcuirfear aisíocaíocht ar fáil dóibh siúd a theastaíonn ceann uathu ar bhonn pro rata, gan an tréimhse fógraíochta ceithre sheachtain san áireamh.
Editorial
In the School of Medicine, a Damning Report Begs the Question: What Now?
In 2018, the Irish Medical Council gave the School two years to fix a ream of problems facing students on badly planned placements.
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College Encouraged Students to Move into Rooms. Refunds Are an Olive Branch
College announced this week that students who want a refund will be refunded on a pro-rata basis, minus the four weeks notice period.
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If College Wants Strict Rules in Halls, It Must Work With Students – Not Against Them
Students this week spoke out about the intimidating atmosphere in Halls in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Budget 2021 Betrays a Lack of Vision for Third-Level Sector
Many third-level sectors were disappointed by Budget 2021 this year.
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The IUA’s Message to the Govt is Clear: Third-Level Is Central to Economic Recovery
The IUA’s pre-budget submission sought €538 million in funding for the sector.
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Cutting ERC Funding Will Have Unforeseen Consequences
The European Research Council is set to lose €1.4 billion in funding due to the economic effects of the pandemic.
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Schols is Elitist, But It’s Unclear How Proposed Changes Will Improve its Accessibility
The Senior Lecturer brought proposed changes to Schols exams to University Council in February.
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The Hist Has Allowed Itself to be Bullied Into Turning on Free Speech
Last Sunday, the Hist revoked an invitation to Richard Dawkins to speak to the society.
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The Government’s Handling of Moving All Colleges Online Has Been Dismal
On Friday evening, the government announced all higher-education institutions would have to move online.