Third of Candidates Drop Out of UCDSU Elections
Four of the previously announced eleven candidates in the UCDSU Executive Elections have dropped out of their respective races. This
Derry City Show Their Class In 4-0 Win Over UCD AFC
UCD AFC have been beaten 4-0 at home by Derry City, who scored two goals through Jordan McEneff in the
Four Contested Races: UCDSU Announce Nominated Candidates
Four of the six sabbatical officer positions will be contested in the upcoming UCDSU Elections. The Current Education Officer Martha
Hospital Overcrowding Negatively Impacting Student Nurses
In the first weeks of 2023, a reemergence of hospital overcrowding struck Irish hospitals with a record of 931 patients
Student accommodation crisis: ‘Instead of being a junk press, a single mattress was put in… I was living there’
A shortage of accommodation near colleges this year has left students facing commutes of several hours, others paying significant sums
Mud, Sweat and Gears: Coming To A Field Near You
On 11th December, Ireland will host its very first UCI cyclocross World Cup event . It will be the ninth
University of Limerick Prove Deserving Champs in the Bowl: UCD vs UL SSI Division 1 League Final
It seems like mere weeks ago I was reporting on UCD Women’s rugby team’s first game of the new season,
TD Gino Kenny Discusses Path to Legalising Cannabis
On Wednesday the 16th of November, People Before Profit/Solidarity TD, Gino Kenny, hosted a discussion in the FitzGerald Chamber. In
Government to Assist in the Construction of UCD Student Housing
Deputy Neale Richmond addressed the House of the Oireachtas to discuss UCD’s decision not to move ahead with plans to
UCD Scraps Plans for 1,200 Student Beds Due to Cost
University College Dublin (UCD) has shelved plans to build more than 1,200 student apartments on its campus, as the development
CeleBRAYtions: First Person with Down Syndrome Elected to an Irish Political Party
At the Fianna Fáil Ard Fheis, Fintan Bray made history as the first person with Down syndrome to be elected
Trinity Provost Warns of Possible Dangers with New Higher Education Bill
Trinity Provost, Dr. Linda Doyle, harshly criticised the new Higher Education Bill’s requirement for higher-level institutions to be more compliant