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Opinion: HIV positive women face a unique set of challenges
On the 30th anniversary of World AIDS Day, women who have HIV still face increased stigma, writes Dr Denise Proudfoot
The features of online hate speech in Ireland and why it's often not flagged
A DCU report said that there were two types of people who posted hate speech: those “versed” in it and those who just reproduce it.
Watch: Response of armed garda units tested in terrorism training exercise
The threat level in Ireland remains moderate, which means an attack is unlikely.
'Embarrassing and nasty': Teachers report high levels of anxiety and stress due to cyberbullying by pupils
There have been calls for more resources for teachers.
Dublin City University 'reviewing relationship' with Saudi university
“Dublin City University is monitoring current developments related to Saudi Arabia and is reviewing its relationships in that context,” a DCU spokesperson confirmed this week.
Undecided on the blasphemy referendum? Campaigners go head-to-head to help you decide
The vote to remove the offence of blasphemy from the Constitution takes place on Friday.
The A&F hazing incidents proves why all colleges should have consent classes
If consent classes and real world sex ed have the power to reduce sexual assault, harassment and incidents of rape, then why the hell aren’t we doing it already?, asks Garreth MacNamee.
'People were incredibly uncomfortable in that room': USI cannot condone 'hazing' event at DCU
Students behind “inappropriate behaviour” at DCU’s A&F society event to undergo consent training.
'Shocked and disappointed': DCU society suspended from hosting social events over inappropriate conduct at meeting
At the meeting on 4 October, students in relationships were dared to make “provocative calls to partners and family”.
Science labs and PE halls at centre of Government's planned €12 billion investment in education
The funding announcement today provides new details on Project Ireland 2040.
'Most professionals couldn't afford it' - student unions applying rent caps to ads to try and tame the rental crisis monster
DIT student union has refused to endorse any property it believes is beyond the reach of the average student as the accommodation crisis rages on.
Irish researchers have developed a 'game-changer' for tired sportspeople
The supplement was developed to aid warfighters.
TheJournal.ie is the most popular online Irish news source for the second year in a row
Over a third of Irish news consumers checked TheJournal.ie this week according to the Reuters Institute Digital News Report.
Fall of Irish universities in world rankings 'disappointing but not a surprise'
Trinity College Dublin has lost its place in the top 100 universities.
Victims of bullying 'predominantly taunted about weight or body image'
Physical harassment was considerably more prevalent in the all-boys school.
DCU president calls for government intervention as student complex hikes rents by 27%
A group of students staged the protest last night in response to the hikes.
DCU students stage 'sleep-out' at accommodation complex over 27% hike in rent
Starting next term students will be charged €9,000 for a nine month lease.
0-7 for Monaghan forward Garland as DCU complete All-Ireland Freshers football three-in-a-row
DCU were crowned champions once again after defeating UL tonight.
Wexford's Damien Reck shines as DCU retain All-Ireland Freshers hurling title against UL
It was another boost for hurling in DCU.
Moloney's sensational late winner seals first O'Connor Cup title for DCU since 2011
DCU got the better of University of Limerick in a thrilling final at Abbotstown this afternoon.
Sister act beckons for Mayo's Niamh & Grace Kelly in glamour decider
UL and DCU will face off against one another in the 2018 O’Connor Cup final tomorrow.
'The rivalry adds fuel to the fire but once you're one-on-one, everyone gets on very well'
Some thoughts from Cork and UL’s Eimear Scally, and Dublin and DCU midfielder Lauren Magee ahead of the O’Connor Cup semi-finals.
Schools to decide if they remain closed, rather than department
Buses are not running in many areas.
Much-fancied UL seal Fitzgibbon title win despite battling DCU display
Gary Kirby’s side were made to work hard for their third win in five years.
Capital gains - Dublin North end wait for Leinster final and DCU make Fitzgibbon Cup history
Big games ahead in the coming days for hurling outfits from the capital.
'It's hard to build a bond when the tradition wasn't there originally' - DCU forward Curran
DCU are bidding to bring a first Fitzgibbon Cup title back to Dublin in 17 years.
UCD to find out after weekend if Dublin star O'Callaghan is available for Sigerson Cup
Con O’Callaghan will be in action for Cuala on Saturday in the All-Ireland club hurling semi-final.
Late points secure a Fitzgibbon semi-final spot for DCU and stop Mary I's three-in-a-row bid
A semi-final place has been booked for next week.
Kerry midfield duo impress as UCD see off 14-man DCU to book Sigerson semi-final place
A last four tie with Jordanstown beckons next Tuesday night.
The key Cork, Dublin, Tipp and Galway players to watch in colleges action
The opening round of the 2018 O’Connor Cup kicks off today.
8 players to watch in this week's Fitzgibbon Cup quarter-finals
Peter Duggan, Eoghan O’Donnell, John McGrath and Darragh Fitzgibbon are some of the stars in action.
Sharpshooting Éanna Ó Conchuir fires 14-man DCU past tough DkIT and into Sigerson quarters
DCU will face UCD in the last eight next weekend.
Wins for DCU and DIT in the Fitzgibbon Cup tonight
The last round-robin game will see Waterford IT play UL on Thursday, 1 February.
Wins for Garda College and Dundalk IT in tonight's Sigerson Cup action
Earlier today in the competition, UCD secured a 2-15 to 1-6 win against Maynooth.
From The42 
Waterford's Curran and Dublin's Burke the scoring stars as DCU clinch Fitzgibbon Cup win over LIT
The away side had a point to spare in Limerick.
Fourth time lucky this year, but Dublin star hoping to end another wait in 2018
It’s early days yet, but it would be a case of fifth time lucky for Leah Caffrey if DCU were to get their hands on the O’Connor Cup next year.
What links Brexit, Samaritans and the Human Genome Project? Bill Clinton gets philosophical at DCU
In case you were wondering why he was strolling around Dublin yesterday – he’s here to pick up an honorary degree.
8 things you could buy for the cost of rent in the new student accommodation in Dublin
That’s a lot of instant noodles.
These students want to use ice-cream to help ex-prisoners find employment
We spoke to the students and Stan Yanchev, who works with them.
TheJournal.ie is now the main online news source for Irish people
A third of the Irish market checked TheJournal.ie this week according to Reuters Institute Digital News Report.
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