Second UCD statement on Ukraine invasion ‘late and grudging’
University’s initial reaction reveals sensitivity to damaging links with China, says academic
UCD moves to ‘clarify its position’ on Ukraine after professor quits management role
Prof Ben Tonra said UCD stance made him ‘deeply, profoundly ashamed’
The Irish Times view on UCD and China: a case to answer
The university’s president has reignited a row over courses provided by a China-funded department
UCD academics criticise president’s defence of Beijing-linked institute
Prof Andrew Deeks’s interpretation of academic freedom described as ‘worrying’
UCD president slates ‘misguided’ criticism of Beijing-linked institute
Andrew Deeks ‘disappointed’ by academics’ criticism of controversial Confucius Institute
‘We feel exploited’: International students on studying in Ireland
Many third-level students from abroad are shocked by the high cost of living
UCD president announces intention to resign to take up new role in Australia
Prof Andrew Deeks was the first person from outside Ireland to lead UCD since 1854
Anti-vaccination campaigner Dolores Cahill no longer employed by UCD
Controversial academic said children who wore face masks would have a lower IQ
Anti-vaccine campaigner Dolores Cahill no longer listed on UCD staff directory
Academic has been prominent anti-lockdown activist during Covid-19 pandemic
College lecturers express concerns at plans to resume some classes at full capacity
Union raises concerns amid news UCD plans to resume lectures of up to 500 students
Underfunding of universities leading to blind spots on human rights
Business-led utilitarianism and closer China links resulting from underfunding
How did a UCD professor become a leading purveyor of misinformation?
Dolores Cahill’s endeavours and comments have created a significant headache for her employer
‘As we raised a toast, there was no talk of lockdowns – just the four of us “together” again’
A remote graduation unites Kerry and Zurich
Jennifer O’Connell: Where are the good men in sexual harassment tales?
Enough evidence to suggest we are still trying to clean up a problem that men created
The Irish Times view on sexual harassment: zero tolerance
But adopting policies is one thing; implementing them is another
UCD president defends college’s handling of sexual harassment case
Calls for expert group to be set up amid fallout from Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin controversy
UCD professor quit university group over lack of action on sexual harassment
University president was told last year there was ‘no evidence’ of commitment to tackle issue
UCD proposes new ‘zero tolerance’ policy to deal with sexual harassment
Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin was subjected to two years of harassment by fellow academic
Aoibhinn Ní Shúilleabháin contacted by UCD president with personal apology
Lecturer and broadcaster had earlier received no direct communication from college head
Trinity College Dublin to resume with as much face-to-face teaching as possible
Online lectures and on-campus tutorials for small groups may continue into 2021
Coronavirus: Universities plan to limit student access to campuses
Third-level institutions preparing for hybrid online and in-person approach
Covid-19 student days: Empty lecture theatres, online learning and micro-communities
Universities are working to ensure college life is rich and not just screen-mediated
UCD claims operations can weather Covid-19 challenge
Since February, college ability to generate non-exchequer income threatened by virus
Over 220 medicine students graduate from UCD
New graduates will start on the coronavirus frontline in 17 days time
Coronavirus: Third level institutions contact 250,000 students
Critical importance of social distancing emphasised in joint letter sent to up to 250,000 students
Student reaction to rent hikes ‘emotional’, says UCD president
Rent on Belfield campus has increased by more than 40% in recent years
UCD students protest governing meeting over rent increase
Students protesting campus accommodation rent increases of 12 per cent over three years
UCD spending millions buying premium south Dublin homes
College buying property as part of unofficial plan to extend campus
UCD sees revenues grow with record year for research grants
Figures come against concerns about funding for third-level education in the Republic
UCD president: ‘Employers nowadays want more rounded graduates’
Prof Andrew Deeks says students are increasingly expected to be resilient
UCD plans to expand and become Ireland’s ‘largest’ third-level institution
University to hire 500 new academic staff and enrol thousands more students
Irish universities ‘lost Newman’s dream’, Archbishop of Dublin says
Colleges ‘shun any real place for religion in their culture’, Diarmuid Martin says
No official Irish presence at Cardinal Newman canonisation
Neither Government nor UCD expected to have official representation in Rome
Head of Franciscan order awarded honorary doctorate by UCD
Br Tony Dolan works in agricultural education in Ireland, Kenya and Uganda
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