Ní féidir aon Mhaitheas Teacht ón GSU ag Scaradh ó TCDSU
An tseachtain seo cuireadh rún chun cinn a bhfeicí Aontas na Mac Léinn Iarchéime ag scaradh go foirmiúil ó TCDSU.
In Q&A with Luke O’Neill, Ohlmeyer Discusses the Hardships of Academia
O’Neill, a high-profile immunologist, voiced his support for Ohlmeyer last year.
Ben McConkey Elected Chair of the CSC
The AGM took place this evening, in the wake of a mass resignation of committee members from last year.
USI Renews Mandate to Oppose Marketisation of Higher Education
The congress noted that efforts to marketise education ‘damages the ethos of education as a social and public good’.
Majority of Senior CSC Members Resign Over Twitter Controversy
A new CSC executive is due to be elected at its AGM this evening.
Two CSC Executive Members Step Down Over Chair’s Refusal to Resign
The CSC’s AGM takes place tonight, where a new executive committee will be elected.
Students May Defer Submitting Capstone Project Until August
Students will once again be given an automatic right to defer assessments for the upcoming exam period due to the pandemic.
Megan Nolan’s Debut Novel Refuses to be a Chick-Lit Love Story
‘Acts of Desperation’ is a sharp interrogation of the conventions of mass media romance.
Editorial
Harris’s Rapid Testing Plans Acknowledge that COVID isn’t Going Anywhere Fast
This week, Minister for Higher Education Simon Harris said he hopes to see rapid antigen testing rolled out in third-level institutions next academic year.
Editorial
No Good Can Come From the GSU Divesting From TCDSU
A motion was tabled this week that would see the Graduate Students’ Union formally split from TCDSU.