Chur an Coláiste Sluasaid faoi Chac Gé maidir le Dúnadh An tÁiléar Eolaíochta
D’athraigh an Propast Linda Doyle an scéal ó dhúnadh an tÁiléar go iarracht a dhéanamh as é a choinneáil ar oscail i lá amháin gan chruinniú le Bord an Choláiste.
Cá bhfuil an Freagra ó Choláistí ar an Tuairisc Leatroim ón HEA?
Fuair tuairisc amach go raibh baill foirne ó chúlraí mionlaigh ag fáil pá níos ísle i gcomparáid lena comrádaithe Éireannacha geala.
Students Rate Teaching Methods of TUs Higher Than Universities
The annual Student Survey found that technological universities had more satisfactory teaching practices and quality of interactions.
Five of the Best: Dublin Architecture
If you're looking for an aesthetically pleasing escapade, we've got you covered.
Harris Gives Green Light for Technological University in the South East
The new university will have campuses in Waterford and Wexford.
Five of the Best: Dublin Bakeries
Here's where to get your bountiful supply of buttery baked goods.
As We Exit the Pandemic, the Student Housing Crisis is A Government Priority
The pandemic has had a significant impact on availability of bed spaces in on campus accommodation, writes Darragh O'Brien.
Mary O’Driscoll Delights Audiences in ‘The Visit’
Deirdre Kinahan’s new play hit the Draoícht as part of Dublin Theatre Festival.
‘The Book of Names’ Blurs the Lines Between Audience and Actor
The show ran live as part of Dublin Theatre Festival and was available to watch on demand.
Student Nurses, Midwives Protest at Dáil Over Unpaid Placements
First- to third-year nursing and midwifery students on placement were paid €100 per week during the last academic year.