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Daily Archives: 16 February, 2017
Sexual consent classes at UCD cancelled due to lack of interest
16 Feb, 2017
steve
consent workshops
,
UCD
Teaching
Students Renting Houses Is Becoming A Thing Of The Past
16 Feb, 2017
steve
student accommodation
Governance and administration
Stopping RAG, The Ironic Contradiction
16 Feb, 2017
steve
drinking
,
rag week
Governance and administration
Cambridge University ‘Class Lists’ Could Be Scrapped Under New Data Protection Laws
16 Feb, 2017
steve
data protection
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UK
Legal issues
HE bill: why universities are not supermarkets
16 Feb, 2017
steve
UK
Governance and administration
On-campus accommodation prices set to increase more than originally planned
16 Feb, 2017
steve
student accommodation
,
UCD
Governance and administration
Gardai probe ‘Rag week vandalism’ at Limerick’s Mary Immaculate College
16 Feb, 2017
steve
Gardaí
,
MIC
,
rag week
Governance and administration
Motivation in Attracting Non-EU Students to Ireland is Often Cynical
16 Feb, 2017
steve
international students
Fees, access and admissions
GMIT and Teagasc form new strategic partnership
16 Feb, 2017
steve
GMIT
,
Teagasc
Governance and administration
Free speech university rankings: a case of grade inflation
16 Feb, 2017
steve
free speech
,
rankings
,
UK
Governance and administration
Over 2,500 more spots on J-1 scheme granted to Irish students for 2017
16 Feb, 2017
steve
US
Governance and administration