‘Lion’s Share’ of Additional College Applicants Coming from the EU, Says CAO Chair
The increases may be related to Brexit, as the UK, in comparison, has seen a major drop in EU applicants.
Cuireann Amlíne Toghcháin an GSU Bac ar Iomaíocht
D’fhógair an GSU an tseachtain seo go reáchtálfar feachtais toghcháin shabóideacha ón Aoine seo chugainn go dtí dtí 11ú Meitheamh.
Student Leaders Hold Demonstration Outside Leinster House To Protest Fees
USI and other union bodies have called for years on government to reduce fees which are among the highest fees in Europe.
Editorial
€13k for PhD Stipends Is Simply Not Good Enough
Last week, professors and students expressed their outrage over PhD programmes with €13,000 stipends.
Editorial
The GSU Election Timeline Hampers Competition
The GSU announced this week that sabbatical election campaigns would be held from next Friday until June 11th.
Five of the Best: Online Art and Design Shops
The walls you’ve been confined to this past year deserve some love and with these charming online shops, we’ve got you covered.
Stair na Scéimeanna Teanga i gColáiste na Tríonóide
Is stráitéis í an Scéim Teanga chun na Gaeilge a chur chun cinn sa Choláiste.
Labour Hits Out at Harris Over PUP’s Effect on SUSI Applications
PUP has caused some students to miss out on SUSI grants by pushing them out of the qualifying income brackets.
Printing House Square Expected to Finish Construction by End of Summer
Printing House Square has been hit by a slew of setbacks over the years, hindered by contracting issues and coronavirus restrictions.
Frat House or Cold House?
In the wake of social-justice movements such as Black Lives Matter, campaigners are calling for an end to the infamous ‘Greek life’ network of sororities and fraternities in US colleges.