2024 SU Elections Live Blog
Welcome to The College Tribune‘s live blog of the 2024 UCDSU Elections. This blog will be updated live throughout the
Welcome to The College Tribune‘s live blog of the 2024 UCDSU Elections. This blog will be updated live throughout the
Work-life balance is an interesting concept for a university student. What is work? Some part-time jobs constantly call you on
Tá Aoibhinn Brentnall ina hOifigeach Gaeilge agus ina cónaí i dTeach na Gaeilge ar champas i mbliana. Tá sí sa
Are you interested in pretending to give a shit about campus politics that will realistically never have an effect on
2024 marks one hundred years since Ireland made its first appearance at the Olympic Games as an independent nation.
Born in Gaza, Mohammed Alsaqqa (24) is studying a Master’s in Computer Science at UCD under the Ireland Fellows Programme.
The modern athlete is expected to persevere through the toughest of mental challenges, battle the restraints of the virtually impossible, and test the limitations of their own body …but what happens when those limits become, well, limits?
Chuir mé Ruairí Ó Máirtín atá ag déanamh tréimhse oiliúna as Gaeilge i bParlaimint na hEorpa faoi agallamh.
It is often said that politics is a brutal game and with the recent resignation announcements of high-profile politicians one may be forgiven for thinking that the game had got too brutal.
In the wake of Leo Varadkar’s shocking and emotional resignation earlier this week, Minister for Higher Education, Simon Harris, looks set to replace him as #Teesh and leader of Fine Gael.
When you think of a career in law, what springs to mind? Is it the clichéd image of a judge banging their gavel or a barrister in their white wig pacing in front of a jury?
Co-Editor Emma Hanrahan speaks with Neo O’Herlihy, to find out what the role of Entertainments Officer entails. The Student’s Union
An independent review of UCD student services has noted concern at the “unclear” nature of the management structure as well