UCDSU And Staff Hold Vigil Against Gender-Based Violence
A vigil against gender-based violence was held on Thursday, the 20th of January in front of O’Reilly Hall on University
Minimum Unit Pricing – Where does the money go?
The new year has brought with it a noticeable change to the shelves of our supermarkets and off-licences. On January
TV Specials: Festive Edition
Christmas is fast approaching and there’s no better way to get into the holly jolly spirit than by watching a
Cheers to Christmas
Everyone loves a toasty drink to warm them up in the holiday season. Below we’ve given you two different hot
31 Christmas Crackers: A Festive Playlist
It is hard to believe that the Christmas season is just around the corner! As the Autumn semester draws to
Eolaire Nollag Éireannach
Tá saoire na Nollag ag druidim linn, buíochas mór le Dia, agus má tá aon éinne agabhse cosúil lomsa, ní bheadh
Battle of the Streaming Sites: Who Does Christmas Better?
Nothing beats settling down on a cold winter evening to watch something good. With Christmas fast approaching, it is good
Facebook BANS Ads for College Essays Targeted at College Students
After a Fine Gael TD, Emer Higgins called on the social media company to stop hosting illegal ads for college
Christmas Spending Boost Gives Hope After Difficult Year for Retail
Most people’s first thoughts when it comes to the Christmas season are of the presents, food, music, and time spent
Homeless Student Forced into Wetherspoons to Study
A 19-year-old student recently spoke of his lived experience with homelessness and how it has impacted his ability to study,
Get Inspired With Our Gift Guide
With Thanksgiving and Black Friday out of the way, whether you like it or not, it is time to start
Editorial: Students to Suffer From UCD’s Exam Cop-Out
This editorial was written as 5,600 positive cases of COVID-19 were reported in Ireland. The day before, for (approximately) the