Christmas exams in 2010 could run on into Christmas Eve in a bid to resolve the scheduling conflicts around Orientation Week.
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In the aftermath of exam results in UCD, Peter Molloy examines the perennial issue of students struggling with the difficult choice of whether or not to drop out of college, and speaks to two students …
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Quality and composure in the out-half position was the difference between the two sides as UCD earned a rare home win, writes Meghan McSweeney
They’re the terrible twosome we hate to love, but love nonetheless. As they release their first single, X Factor twins John and Edward talk to Gavan Reilly about life on Planet Jedward
As Ireland recovers from yet another high-profile murder trial, we offer the closing defence speech in full: a cut-out-and-keep guide for the next time it happens
Ekaterina Tikhoniouk wonders if there’s truth in the opinion that men and women can’t ‘just be friends’
James Fagan discusses the reasons behind the NUI’s dissolution and examines the Government’s options in improving higher education
A letter to an editor came to the attention of The University Observer in the past week. Not one addressed to this newspaper, but to its counterpart across campus, The College Tribune.
