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Social Democrats Propose €60m Spending Boost on Third-Level Education
In their alternative budget, the party also called for a €500 reduction in the student contribution charge.
Crumlin Children’s Hospital and St James’s Hopsital to Benefit from Med Day 2017
Former Head of the School of Medicine Paul Browne launched Med Day 2017 in the Minister for Health's absence.
Trinity Researchers Re-Purpose Drug to Better Treat Lung Cancer
The discovery will be vital for treating chemotherapy-resistant lung cancer.
It’s Time for Historic Decisions, USI President Tells 6,000-Strong Crowd at Education March
In speech after speech, USI were trenchant in their opposition to student loans.
Students Shouldn’t Fear “Financial Pressure”, Says Higher Education Minister
The intervention from Mary Mitchell O'Connor comes as students prepare to march to Leinster House.
“Ignore the Great Centrists”, 450-Strong Trinity Crowd Told Ahead of Education March
450 students gathered in Front Square this morning to join the USI March for Education.
Embattled Ascough to Attend March for Education
UCDSU President Katie Ascough is attending the march amid controversy over a petition for her impeachment
After Central Societies Committee Opposition, DUGES Vote Fails
The CSC warned that a successful vote would 'imperil' the future of DUGES.
Students Should be Allowed to Attend Education March, College Tells Lecturers
In an email sent by the Vice-Provost and the Dean of Undergraduate Studies, lecturers were asked to make arrangements so students could avoid repercussions for attending the march.
UCDSU President Katie Ascough Impeachment Petition Rejected
The petition, which gathered 1620 students in favour, did not include supporters’ signatures.