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UCC president appeals for more funding to help solve student accommodation crisis

Cork religions and racial equality professor speaks out on racist abuse

Students hit out at ‘college is too cheap’ comment by UCC President

‘Why is education so cheap?’: UCC president says honest conversation needed on third-level fees

UCC unveils Rainbow Walkway to mark ‘national coming out’ day

Residents near UCC call for National Strategy on anti-social behaviour

Ireland’s ‘first green university president’ takes UCC helm

UCC to return to on-campus teaching at 80% capacity

University College Cork appoints new President

UCC announces plans to deliver large amount of teaching online for next semester

UCC-owned education centre backtracks in staff row after thousands bombard president with angry emails

18 Nov, 2020
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Governance and administration

UCC students temporarily suspended after public health breaches

Student house parties continue in Cork during Freshers’ Week

‘Shocking irresponsibility’: Residents in Cork criticise decision to proceed with Freshers Week event

UCC students face expulsion if they breach Covid-19 guidelines

Professor John O’Halloran announced as UCC’s Interim President

Bringing sustainability in universities up to the next level

UCC staff welcome removal of Watson’s name from building

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