Lockdown Counter-Protest over Zoom Just People Guessing What Might Be Going On | Turbine
“Absolutely disgraceful,” one woman said, not referring to anything specific about the protest. There were nods of agreement. Last Friday
Cavan to Enter Level 6 Lockdown for the Foreseeable Future | Turbine
Following on from a meeting this afternoon, the government has made the decision to place Cavan under the newly constructed Level 6 restrictions.
UCD To Re-Introduce ‘Yes Detriment’ Policy | Turbine
After much confusion and anxiety regarding whether University College Dublin would re-implement the already proven ‘Yes detriment policy’, Student Union
Breaking: Online Teaching to Continue in Spring Trimester
The majority of teaching will continue online next trimester, University College Dublin (UCD) has announced, as the university plans to
Irish Lockdowns have Revealed our Over-Reliant Relationship with Alcohol
From statistics showing the growth in the purchase, sale and consumption of alcohol to dismay among the public with talks of potential alcohol restrictions this lockdown, are we throwing a blind eye over a greater problem within our society?
Lockdown 2.0 and Mental Health: We Need Each Other Now More Than Ever | Editorial
Here we are again; just under a week into Lockdown 2.0. Now more than ever we will need our friends and family to stick by us all to make sure we get through this difficult time of isolation, stress and uncertainty.
Breaking: UCD Announce Stronger COVID Guidelines for Nationwide Lockdown.
Following the announcement of a nationwide Level 5 lockdown being put in place from midnight on Wednesday 21st of October,
Entire Country to enter level 5 lockdown for 6 weeks from Wednesday
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has announced that from midnight on Wednesday the entire country will move to Level 5 of the
BREAKING: UCD to Continue Online For The Remainder of Semester 1.
University College Dublin (UCD) is to remain online for the remainder of semester 1, following a decision from the University
UCD Schools “delegated” decision on return to in-person teaching following Level-3 Lockdown.
University College Dublin (UCD) are unlikely to relax existing restrictions on in-person lectures at a level-3 lockdown and above. UCD
UCD Football Returns Fresh and Unhindered after Months in Lockdown
The University College Dublin (UCD) Association Football Club (AFC) have come out of lockdown looking better than they did heading into it, in the first two weeks since the return of soccer. Since the Airtricity League First Division season returned on the 31st of July, UCD were held to a goalless draw first game back in the Belfield Bowl against Longford Town, before taking a 3-1 victory against Shamrock Rovers II.
Lecturers Miss Student Engagement the Most during Online Learning
Last semester the UCD learning experience was flipped on its head as in-person teaching was suspended and the announcement made that teaching would be moving online. The College Tribune spoke to lecturers Judy Walsh, Dr Karen Smith, and Dr Mary McAuliffe from UCD’s School of Social Policy, Social Work and Social Justice about their experience of online-teaching and the challenges it posed.