Staff Seek Clarification Over Draft Academic Regulations
UCD staff members broadly agree with the proposed changes set out in the Draft Academic Regulations, subject to a number
UCD staff members broadly agree with the proposed changes set out in the Draft Academic Regulations, subject to a number
This issue marks the end of Volume 31 of the College Tribune. As the only self-funded student newspaper in Ireland,
So we’ve come to the end of another academic year here in UCD and what a year it has been.
Mental Health Awareness Week is taking place from Monday 9th of April to Thursday 12th of April. The designation of
The first part of the Student and Academic Services Review (SASR) is nearing completion. The SASR is the first major
Barry Murphy has been re-elected as UCDSU President. The incumbent overcame five challengers and will now stay in his role
Melissa Plunkett is deemed elected as Welfare Officer Welfare Recount Plunkett 1713 Kerr 1642 Plunkett went up by 2. The
Amy Crean, a final year Law with Social Justice student, is one of six candidates in the Presidential race. Accommodation
Part Two of the Tribune’s Hustings Report covers the five sabbatical positions. Graduate Education Officer Candidate: Niall Torris The current
The first part of the Tribune’s report on UCDSU Hustings covers the elections for the College Officer positions. Each College
Original €450 Million Plan Cancelled Due to Recession New Design Competition to Develop 24 Hectares Beside N11 Entrance UCD Financing
UCD President Andrew Deeks has revealed that UCD management were ‘pleasantly surprised by the level of media interest’ in the