Students and SU Believe New Legislation “Not Enough” to Protect Students’ Rental Rights
President Michael D. Higgins signed the Residential Tenancies and Valuation Act 2020 into law on August 1st, ensuring tenants who
Mahdy brace seals UCD win in card-laden fixture
On a misty, humid Monday night, UCD AFC hosted Athlone Town in the UCD bowl in a heated encounter. Both
Regional Lockdowns Will Shut-Out College Students from Dublin
As of midnight, on Friday the 7th of August, residents of Laois, Offaly and Kildare are facing greater restrictions on
€2 Million Lost in Bureaucracy: Mental-Health Funding for Students Disappears When Needed Most
Student activists and the Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science are currently at odds over whether
“It is a nightmare…” – UCD Students on the Closure of Montrose
Last week, hundreds of students woke to find that their living arrangements for the upcoming trimester had been turned upside
Kamala Harris and Joe Biden: Do women in politics need (or want) “favours” from men?
Last week US presidential candidate Joe Biden announced his vice-presidential running-mate as Kamala Harris, Senator and former Attorney General of
Opinion: Berlin Bar Scandal Just One Element of the Problem When it Comes to Rising Covid Cases
Outrage was sparked on Twitter on Sunday when a video of the D2 bar, Berlin, was released. The footage showed
UCD Academic Criticises Predicted Grades Plan
UCD Academic Dr Shane Bergin, has expressed criticism of Minister for Education Norma Foley’s assurances that the Leaving Cert calculated
Hong Kong Investors Seek New City and University in Dundalk
Details have emerged of Chinese investors’ plans for Dundalk following a meeting with the Dundalk Chamber of Commerce. The investors