Editorial
Editorial
Universities Must Be Decisive On Reopening Next Semester – But Not Too Hasty
DCU, Maynooth University and UL this week decided to remain online next semester.
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The Provostial Elections Will Affect Every Student’s Life. They Must Stay Clued In
Applications for the position of Provost have opened.
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The Reasoning Behind the Proposed Schols Quota System is Disingenuous. Here’s Why
College has proposed a quota system for Schols to avoid grade inflation or cheating this year.
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The GSU Class Rep Election Debacle Raises More Questions Than it Answers
The GSU class representative voting system allowed students to vote in any race, as many times as they wanted.
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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.
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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.