TCDSU Votes to Increase Wages for Union Employees
Sabbatical officers will receive an additional €20 per week as part of the increase.
Fear of ‘Dogpiling’ Preventing Debate in TCDSU, Council Hears
A discussion item on respect among union members was brought to council this evening.
Students in St James’s Paying More for Parking than Main Campus
TCDSU council discussed the issue this evening.
Dublin’s Mismatched, Gritty Charm is Being Swept Away
The brick-laden and imperfect city of Beckett and his contemporaries is being replaced with cookie-cutter tourist attractions and corporations, writes Kate Moran.
College Illuminated with the Faces of Women Changemakers for Brigid’s Day
The installations, entitled 'STUDENT POWER', marked the start of the 2022 Herstory Brigid’s Day festival.
Making Music Away from the Live Mic
Post-lockdown, musicians reflect on whether any of the innovative ways they shared their work when gigs were banned will stick around.
Five of the Best: Upcoming Art Exhibitions
With galleries back open, there's plenty on offer.
Leaving Cert to Return to Traditional Format This Year
For the past two years, a calculated grades model has been used due to the pandemic disrupting teaching time.
The Psychology of Toxic Productivity – and How It’s Impacting Students
Toxic productivity and burnout aren't formally recognised conditions, but there's no doubt that they're widespread problems in colleges.
Níl Rath ar Oideachas Toilithe sna Coláistí. Is Léir sin ón Suirbhé Deireanach
Fuair an Roinn Ardoideachais amach go raibh taithí ar dhuine amháin as triúr ban agus as triúr mac léinn neamh-dhénártha le duine eile ag iarraidh dul i mbun collaíochta leo gan chead.