Covid-19 Outbreak Among UL Students Leads to Mass Testing
Mass on-campus Covid-19 testing is underway this week at the University of Limerick after an outbreak of the virus among
Deeks’ Bulletin Highlights Importance of Limiting Campus Activities to Most Essential
On February 22nd, University College Dublin (UCD) President, Andrew Deeks issued a Bulletin following the announcement of the Level 5
Post-Graduate Workers Alliance March: One Year On
This week marked the one year anniversary since Mary Naughton, founder of the UCD Post-Graduate Workers Alliance (PGWA) marched on
“If I had ever suspected anything, I would have never spoken in a positive manner like I did” | Brian O’Driscoll on John McClean’s Sexual Abuse Conviction
T/W: Sexual Abuse and Child Abuse In a live-streamed interview with Off The Ball, University College Dublin (UCD) Alumnus and
Huawei is the go-to scapegoat of international Politics | Opinion
Huawei has been the center of much controversy in recent years, primarily thanks to increased US scrutiny under the Trump
New Student Accommodation Plans Face Opposition
Developers have applied for fast-tracked permission to build a new student accommodation facility near UCD. If approved, the facility would
UCD Spending on Security Increased by 10% Last Year
The College Tribune can reveal that University College Dublin has spent over €1.8 million on private security costs since the