But adopting policies is one thing; implementing them is another

Calls for expert group to be set up amid fallout from Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin controversy

University president was told last year there was ‘no evidence’ of commitment to tackle issue

Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin was subjected to two years of harassment by fellow academic

Lecturer and broadcaster had earlier received no direct communication from college head

Online lectures and on-campus tutorials for small groups may continue into 2021

Third-level institutions preparing for hybrid online and in-person approach

Universities are working to ensure college life is rich and not just screen-mediated

Since February, college ability to generate non-exchequer income threatened by virus

New graduates will start on the coronavirus frontline in 17 days time

Critical importance of social distancing emphasised in joint letter sent to up to 250,000 students

Rent on Belfield campus has increased by more than 40% in recent years

Students protesting campus accommodation rent increases of 12 per cent over three years

College buying property as part of unofficial plan to extend campus

Figures come against concerns about funding for third-level education in the Republic

Prof Andrew Deeks says students are increasingly expected to be resilient

University to hire 500 new academic staff and enrol thousands more students

Colleges ‘shun any real place for religion in their culture’, Diarmuid Martin says

Neither Government nor UCD expected to have official representation in Rome

Br Tony Dolan works in agricultural education in Ireland, Kenya and Uganda

Crowded classrooms and limited research capacity hinder performance of institutions

Multimillion-euro plans approved to renovate 19th-century villa-style property

Friday Interview: Ciarán Ó hÓgartaigh, president of NUI Galway

Controversial staff and guest clubhouse expected to open by next April

US architects chosen for €48 million creative design centre at Belfield campus

Call for Government to tackle funding crisis as TCD loses status as only top-100 Irish university

Prof Anthony Brabazon will head up UCD’s College of Business

Opinion: Plans to close UCD’s member-run common room are drawing sharp opposition from academics

The costs of the Beijing-backed building have risen from an original €7.4m to €12.2m

Prof Brian Caulfield wins the NovaUCD 2017 Innovation Award

University president says Irish colleges face reputational damage internationally

The rise in overseas applications could force colleges to cap places for Irish students

UCD says it may need to ‘reduce number of places to Irish students to preserve quality’

What you need to know about the introduction of the new CAO points system

Prof Kenneth Wolfe is first scientist elected from UCD since Edward Conway in 1947

Some academics worry that colleges are increasingly reliant on industry support

Clifden Community Arts Festival donates 40-year ‘sociological record’ of the arts

Agreement includes three key areas where organisations will work together

Precarious contracts in Ireland push lecturers abroad to advance their careers

Chinese-backed project ran over budget, leading to fears of diplomatic incident