Monthly Archives: May 2019

Dundalk IT Responds to TUI Statement on Technological University Status

Leaving Cert students who suffer bereavement can defer exams

Open Access Publishing: Plan S Update

The Leaving Cert might not be perfect but it is fairer than many other systems

Third level institutions to be questioned over links to spin-off companies

DkIT’s opportunity for University Status Slipping Away, Claims Union

Academic Freedom at Risk in Italy

Colleges log cost overruns of almost €70m for new buildings

State exams commission and Minister win limited appeal against Carter judgment

Trinity Professor Fell After Unclipping Safety Rope on Mount Everest

How Universities Are Working to Eliminate Period Poverty

Leo Varadkar Can’t Take Any Credit for Trinity’s Impressive New Business School

Search for Trinity Professor missing on Mount Everest called off

University of Limerick buys Dunnes Stores site for €8m

No Academic Representation on the Governing Body of Mary Immaculate College, Limerick, MICL

‘If it wasn’t for college friends giving me couch, I’d have slept in the park’

Ulster Unionist’s condemn Fianna Fail ‘campaign to ban British Army’ from Queen’s event

Minister Mitchell O’Connor welcomes the delivery of rent predictability measures for students living in student specific accommodation

Royal Irish Academy to establish a new academy for leading young researchers

State Examinations Commission appeals for teachers to mark exams

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