“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
Investigation: UCD Management Ignored Pleas For Prompt GDPR Reforms
University College Dublin (UCD) experienced significant delays in acting on “far reaching” data management recommendations from the Data Protection Commission
Subway, Chopped, Starbucks Gone, New Tenants to Raise Quality.
Subway and Chopped gone, seating down 75% and Starbucks in the rearview mirror: life after Aramark might seem grim at
TikTeach Mania: Controversies, Self-Financing and Taking Risks
If you haven’t heard by now – firstly, where have you been?? – secondly, Ireland’s first TikTok house has arrived,
The Clubhouse Reopens, But It’s Just Not The Same
“It won’t be The Clubhouse of yesteryear just yet”, bar manager Steve Donnelly tells me on Wednesday morning during the
BREAKING: Aramark to Leave UCD for ‘Commercial Reasons’
Aramark, the catering company managing UCD’s Gerard Manly Hopkins building, is set to end its tenure on campus in the
A New Era For Dublin’s Lord Mayor | Interviewing Hazel Chu
From the daughter of an immigrant to the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Hazel Chu is the Green Party’s talented new
UCD Planning for Reduction in Social Distancing to One Metre in September
University College Dublin (UCD) is now planning for a one metre social distancing measure to be implemented on-campus by September,
“I Wasn’t The Most ‘PC’, But I Don’t Regret It” | Thomas Monaghan on Leaving UCDSU
Agreeing to interview Thomas Monaghan, I didn’t really know what to expect, having an image of him as this mad
“The Government Is Constraining Us Like Hell” | Patrick Paul Walsh on the Slow Death of the University
Conor Capplis – Editor The government’s decade-long underfunding of universities has presented the sector with a myriad of issues,
REVEALED: Report Shows What UCD Will Look Like in Autumn – Very Different
Hybrid learning, no exams in the RDS, late September start, Saturday classes, specified student groups to share classes with, and
Gemma O’Doherty Protested On My Beach And Got Upstaged By Some Local Fools
Since the country has shut down in light of this darn plague we’re experiencing, I’ve been working from home. Recently,