Monthly Archives: February 2016

Short-termism is putting Northern Irish universities at risk

In a Fine Gael–Fianna Fáil Coalition, Student Issues Hang in the Balance

‘I was isolated at my graduation’: Limerick student

UCD Must Seize its Chance to Rejoin National Student Politics

NUI Galway appoints vice president for equality and diversity

Third level the healthy option for many, study finds

With Little Election Debate on Third-Level, Royal Irish Academy Could Have Role to Play

Education sector lost 27,600 days to strikes

WIT withdraws memo regarding redundancy scheme

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Governance and administration

Scandalous neglect of third-level education in party manifestos must be corrected

Harvard abolishes ‘master’ in titles in slavery row

Trinity’s €52m Oisin House plan gets go-ahead

Economists Agree There’s No Magic Bullet to Fund Higher Education

Train trashed after DCU society event

ASTI motions may spark fresh industrial unrest in schools

Fees ‘will allow standards to improve’

Plans to develop student accommodation

Trinity College highlights the importance of student suicide with a display of empty bags

The free market and education

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