What to Listen to: Autumn Edition
With the cold hand of Autumn knocking on our doors, it’s time to get into the spirit of things! One
What are my rights if I’m stopped by the Gardaí?
With college nights out to the city centre already back in full swing and nightclubs opening in the near future,
Former Student Scales Makes Celtic Debut
Liam Scales, who spent three years at UCD AFC whilst studying Irish and Geography in Belfield, left Shamrock Rovers for
MSc at Smurfit ranked 3rd best in the world by Financial Time
The Financial Times has listed UCD Smurfit Graduate School’s MSc in International Management as the 3rd best of its kind
UCDSU President Voices Support for Housing Demonstrations in the face of Student Housing Crisis
UCD Students’ Union President Ruairí Power has voiced support for student housing demonstrations carried out by the Union of Students
Testing Positive on Campus: What to Do
With students finally back to in-person learning, as well as the ability to participate in societies and clubs, life at
LawSoc Host Traditional Dubs vs. Culchies Debate In-Person
Another year, another Dubs vs. Culchies debate! The 111th session of Lawsoc began last Friday with six speakers defending their
UCD Freshers’ Week: A Recap of What Happened on Campus
Freshers’ week kicked off on Monday, 27th of September and although students are back on campus this year the events
Clubs Delighted as Sports Return to UCD
Last week as students returned to a bustling campus many of us were taken aback to see the sheer numbers
CAO Points Rocket as 6 UCD Courses Hit 600 Points
CAO points have risen to a record high with students from the Leaving Certificate class of 2021 securing high grades.
Taoiseach Under Fire Over Student Accommodation Crisis
The Taoiseach has promised to keep a ‘close eye’ on universities and colleges to ensure they ‘do not charge exorbitant
A Second Year’s First Time on Campus Post-Pandemic
Missing out on your first year of college is undeniably hard. We’re told college is meant to be the best