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Daily Archives: 14 November, 2018
DCU student avoids jail after he admits to dealing drugs on campus
14 Nov, 2018
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Circuit Court
,
DCU
,
drugs
Legal issues
Do academics need pseudonyms to protect their freedom?
14 Nov, 2018
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anonymity
,
freedom of speech
,
UK
Research
Concern over lack of oversight involving sale of spin-out company
14 Nov, 2018
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Comptroller and Auditor General
,
spin-outs
,
Willie Donnelly
,
WIT
Governance and administration
,
Legal issues
Policy in numbers – what counts without counting?
14 Nov, 2018
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UK
Governance and administration
Irish colleges falling behind global education peers in digital drive for student recruitment
14 Nov, 2018
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student recruitment
Fees, access and admissions
Former president of Waterford IT claiming damages over failure to reappoint him
14 Nov, 2018
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High Court
,
Kieran Byrne
,
WIT
Legal issues
Women-only professorships
14 Nov, 2018
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equality
,
gender
Governance and administration
Women not hallucinating about glass ceilings in Irish universities
14 Nov, 2018
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equality
,
gender
Governance and administration
Are men just better at science than women?
14 Nov, 2018
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gender
,
science
Research
Higher Education Gender Report moves in right direction, says IFUT
14 Nov, 2018
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equality
,
gender
,
IFUT
,
Joan Donegan
,
Mary Mitchell O'Connor
Governance and administration