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Reconciling UCD’s past religious ties with the modern university
Reconciling UCD’s past religious ties with the modern university
Budget 2023: What’s in it for Students?
No Country for Young People: The ‘New’ Irish Diaspora
Erasmus and the differences in education across Europe
From this month, Irish women between the ages of 17 and 25 will enjoy free access to contraception. Michael Bergin explores the impact this new legislation will have.…
Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II on Thursday, September 8th, Caroline Kelly captures the reactions of world leaders and UCD students to this new phase in the life of the British monarchy.…
Grind schools have become a popular option for students in the later years of second-level education, as they are known for producing high Leaving Certificate grades. However, the schools raise several questions regarding education equality and pressure. Sophie Finn investigates.…
A century from its initial publication, Simon Dobey examines the prophetic nature of the novel produced by UCD’s most illustrious alumnus.…
On the right track or off the Rails?
In conversation with UCD students from Ukraine: “You don’t understand war until it touches you”.
From State care to third level: The missing link
22 years of Direct Provision
More options for school leavers: the apprenticeship route
Dublin as a foreign city: understanding international student experiences on and off campus
Maybe not all men, but all women
Commemorating division: the continuing relevance of the Civil War
Cycling has continued to become a popular mode of transport in recent years, despite the many challenges and safety risks it poses. Aoife Rooney investigates.…
Sophie Finn examines the current supervisor system for final year students undertaking a thesis, gaining the perspective of both supervisors and students on the role and its value.…