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The Covid-19 pandemic has changed the calculations for many seeking grants

Plan for orientation weeks may be cancelled, Irish Universities’ Association warns

Financial uncertainty as a result of unemployment crisis caused by Covid-19 impacts

More than half of young people who worked before pandemic now claiming support

Company says outcome for students who booked travel with it is ‘uncertain’

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

Some quarter of a million young people can vote on February 8th for the first time

The costs of college are particularly high for students living in rented or student accommodation

What do Ireland’s universities offer students by way of sports and health facilities?

While some colleges are seeing increased demand for health care, students are also becoming more active

Petition of more than 12,000 names delivered to Minister for Education, Joe McHugh

Hundreds march through Dublin and call for introduction of safe zones around facilities

Page administrator says they are ‘absolutely serious’ about political party

Pursuit of vacant possession to refurbish and hike rent ‘like an epidemic across country’

Students who appeal grades set to receive results three weeks earlier than normal

Event organised over concerns about delays for trans people to access treatment

Saturday’s event starts on O’Connell St at 1pm and ends with free event in Merrion Sq

The experience of colleges that have introduced consent classes or workshops to date has been overwhelmingly positive

Wexford councillor Malcolm Byrne defeats Billy Kelleher for European Parliament nomination

News, views and opinions from Student Hub contributors and Irish Times writers

Current cap in rent pressure zones does not extend to purpose-built student accommodation

We look at the academic, practical, and financial factors students should consider before deciding on a college or course

National Homeless and Housing Coalition call on ‘as many people as possible’ to join

In 1968 students first began to flex their muscle in Irish universities. Fifty years on, activisim is on the rise again

Housing charity says it ‘incorrectly characterised’ upfront tenant payment to media

College unions refusing to advertise accommodation where students are ‘exploited’

Almost 3,000 new student beds built in the past year, claims Government report

Higher Education Authority chief warns that funding for system is ‘not sustainable’

Students may play significant role in determining outcome of hard-fought referendum

News, views and opinions fromStudent Hub contributors and Irish Times writers

Group in favour of repealing eighth amendment will put up posters this week

Abortion vote: Together4Yes launches campaign to remove the Eighth Amendment

Annie Hoey: Students want an Ireland that protects women by providing safe, regulated abortion care in line with best medical practice

Life as a postgrad student can be a challenge. We spoke to three postgraduates about their experiences.

Digital healthcare provider has signed deal with USI to run until end of academic year

New technology means pupils ‘cannot shut front door’ on bullying after school - Minister

Welfare officers believe a lack of sex education in secondary schools is causing serious problems at third-level

Boundaries around consent on college campuses are changing. But are we are at risk of reducing flirtation to an anxiety-ridden affair?

Halawa family thanks public for support over four-year ordeal on an emotional day

As you prepare for college we outline what you might need to know about looking for lodgings