The College Tribune Creates Ireland’s First Student Newspaper App
The College Tribune, an independent student newspaper from University College Dublin (UCD), has become the first student publication in Ireland
UCDSU and UCD Political Societies Unite to Oppose Minimum Unit Pricing
The University College Dublin Students’ Union (UCDSU) and UCD political societies have banded together to oppose the impending implementation of
The Narrative Surrounding Students During The Pandemic Is Lazy & Shameful | Opinion
On Monday May 3rd, students woke up to yet another slanderous headline. A national newspaper insinuated that students are exposing
EIRSAT-1: Ireland’s Take on the 1969 Lunar Landing
The fine fellows over in the Labs of our very own UCD have been on that non-stop grind to develop
Government Announce On-Campus Learning To Return For September
On April 30th, The Minister of Higher Education Simon Harris stated Third level education will see a “significant increase in
The USI’s Residential Tenancies Bill – What’s Next?
On Wednesday April 28th, Dail Eireann was presented with The USI’s Residential Tenancies (Student Rents and Other Protections) (Covid-19) Act
Quiz: Which UCD Building Are You? | Turbine
We have done the research, we have formulated the scientifical algorithms, and we can 100% guarantee that we will be
Why I Will Miss Level Five | Turbine
A lot of people nowadays are delighted we are exiting level five of lockdown… …but I am telling you folks,
Club and College Rugby set for August Return
The Irish Rugby Football Union (IRFU) has published there plans for the return to rugby, with a ‘preferred option’ as
Spotify to Increase Student Pricing From Friday
Spotify Ireland will be increasing the price of their Premium Student membership for all students from €4.99 a month to
Feature Interview | Anti Conversion Therapy Coalition
This week Eoin Fagan, UCD Science student and Anti Conversion Therapy Coalition (ACTC) member, spoke to The College Tribune on
Limerick Rapper GavinDaVinci Accused of Abuse by Former Partner
A previous version of this article had been published and subsequently taken down due to editorial concerns. After reassessing the
Why are wealthy countries hoarding all the vaccines?
As of the 21st of April, Ireland has vaccinated nearly 905,000 people or 23.4% of the population with at least