Is Belfield A ‘Riot-Proof’ Campus? | UCD MythBusters
You’ve all heard the rumours; your peer mentors might have mentioned University College Dublin’s “riot-proof design” when you first arrived
Is the Student Centre pool really Olympic standard? | UCD MythBusters | An Fócas
Some of you may have heard the rumours that UCD’s pool isn’t what it seems. The most popular stories going
‘Old Man Belfield saved my life’ | An Fócas
On a wet and windy night in 1990’s Dublin, second year Arts student Gisèle Scanlon was making her way onto
How Twitter Changed Journalism – For Better and For Worse
Oh, the times they are a-changin’. Student journalists often forget what the world was like before Twitter and social media.
The Freshers Who Haven’t Met Their Friends Yet
For many first years at University College Dublin (UCD) this year has seen an anti-climax punctured by a big sesh-shaped
UCD Doctors Unethically Vaccinated Children in Mother & Baby Homes
Medical researchers from University College Dublin (UCD) conducted unethical vaccine trials on children in Ireland’s mother-and-baby homes, according to the
Investigation: UCD Breaching Law With Staff Hiring Process
Hiring practices at University College Dublin (UCD) could be in breach of Irish and EU law, experts have warned. A
The Latest Nude Sharing Scandal Shows Nothing Has Changed Since UCD200 | Opinion
Back in February 2016, The College Tribune broke a story which described as many as 200 students, mainly male agricultural
Staff Brace for Unprecedented Slash to Academic Council Numbers
Proposals to reduce the membership of University College Dublin’s (UCD) largest academic committee will be considered later this week. On
The Housing Disaster: Analysing Our Generation’s Defining Crisis
This article is the first in a new series of collaborative efforts by Irish student journalists. The team comes from
UCD Launches Diversity Screen to Track Equality Progress
The voluntary scheme asks staff members to report their gender, sexuality, date of birth, ethnicity, nationality, religion, civil status, family status and disability.
“Depressing” Research Suggests Renters Increasingly Unable to Purchase Housing
New research suggests Irish renters are increasingly unable to afford permanent housing. The findings also show higher percentages of income