Capitated Bodies
Getting Rid of Booking Fees and Putting Pressure on the Sports Levy Will Benefit Everyone
Many students face undue financial strain because of the extraneous charges to book facilities and use equipment, writes Lórien MacEnulty.
Tom Hegarty Elected Chair At CSC TGM
Sam Carthy and Daniela Williams were also elected to officer roles at the meeting.
Mr Justice George Birmingham Appointed New Judicial Visitor
The Judicial Visitor, along with Trinity's Chancellor, has the final say on appeals of decisions made by College Board, interprets the College statutes and approves amendments to the College statutes.
Budget 2021 to Include €50m Fund to Assist Third-Level Students
The fund will be set aside to help students who are experiencing financial hardship as a result of the pandemic.
CSC to Develop Multi-Camera Live-Streaming Service
The committee made the announcements during an information session earlier this week.
Gealltanais le Comhlíonadh ag Réimeas Nua DUCAC
Tá rothaí na n-athruithe ag casadh i DUCAC. Ní mór don cheannasaíocht nua athruithe suntasacha a chur i bhfeidhm.
UCC Students Occupy President’s Building in Capitation Fee Protest
Members of the protest are due to meet with UCC President Patrick O'Shea later today.
UCC Students Demand Referendum on Capitation Fee Increase
A petition calling for a student vote has collected over 250 signatures.
UCC Students ‘Distraught’ As Capitation Fee Skyrockets
By 2023, UCC students will pay a capitation charge of €370, up from the current rate of €170.
In Statement, Knights of the Campanile Refutes Hazing Allegations
Peter Ledbetter, the Master of the society, said coverage of the initiation evening was 'misleading' and 'inept'.