College

SU Cafe Could Close, As TCDSU Faces Major Budget Deficit

The union recorded a €70,000 deficit in its accounts this year.
By Jack Synnott

Pharmacy Students Under ‘Huge Financial Strain’ Due to Unpaid Placements

Students have reported high levels of stress, with some forced to take on part-time jobs to support themselves.
By Aisling Marren

Awareness Campaigns Are Not Enough. College Must Invest in Mental Health

TCDSU should focus its efforts not on awareness campaigns but on lobbying for increased investment in key services, writes Alanna MacNamee.
By Alanna MacNamee

Samantha Power, Rainbow Week and David Swensen: Your Week Ahead

This week, societies play host to a range of top political and business figures as well as celebrating Rainbow Week.
By Molly Furey

‘Substantial’ Shortfall Increase, as TCDSU Posts €70,000 Deficit

The deficit was attributed to losses accruing from the union’s shops, as well as its cafe and The University Times.
By Donal MacNamee
Editorial

DUCAC Gets Too Much Funding to Have a Transparency Problem

It appears at times as though DUCAC’s members believe they operate under a different set of rules.

Easpa Trédhearcachta in Ainneoin an Mhaoinithe atá ag DUCAC

Tá an dreach ar an scéal go gcreideann baill DUCAC nach mbaineann na rialacha céanna leo.

Le Vóta Airgeadais ag an GSU, Is Fíorgheallshealbhóirí Anois na Mic Léinn

Is cinnte gur toradh na hagóidíochta go bhfuil an dara vóta anois ag mic léinn ar Choiste Airgeadais an Choláiste.

Provost’s House Spending, Plagiarism Jump, International Student Increase

Relax, Jordan Peterson, Your Freedom of Speech Isn’t Under Threat

Rumours of the demise of free speech on campuses are greatly exaggerated, writes Alanna MacNamee.
By Alanna MacNamee