Candidate for UCDSU President Coyle Falls Foul of Election Regulations
Liam Coyle, a candidate for University College Dublin Students’ Union (UCDSU) President, has broken the regulations of the Executive Elections
UCD Head of Politics Condemns “Attack on Academic Freedom” by Huawei
The Head of UCD’s Politics department David Farrell has condemned what he characterised as an “attack on academic freedom” by
SU Election Nominations open, Signature Requirement Dropped
Nominations for the UCDSU Sabbatical and College Officer elections opened last night at 5 pm. Candidates will need fewer signatures
UCD Start Community Fund in Memorial of Old Man Belfield
UCD Foundation announced the formation of a UCD Michael Byrne Community Fund and installation of a memorial bench in the
UCDSU Sabbatical Elections to be Held Online Again This Year
The elections for the positions of the UCDSU sabbatical and college officer roles will take place online once again this
Students Can Lose 20% of €250 Fee Refund to Tax Clawback
The €250 “once-off credit” given to students before Christmas is subject to a €50 tax claw back for up to
UCD to Stream ‘Old Man Belfield’ Funeral Online on Wednesday.
The funeral of Michael Byrne, ‘Old Man Belfield’, will take place on Wednesday 20th of January at 11am. The service
Michael Byrne, Old Man Belfield, Died Last Night in UCD
It is with great regret that the College Tribune reports the death of Michael Byrne, a homeless man who has
Former UCD Director of Rugby Pleads Guilty to Child Abuse
T/W: Sexual Abuse and Child Abuse The founder of the UCD Rugby Academy and former Director of Rugby for University
Five UCD Faculty Among World’s Most Influential Researchers.
Five UCD researchers have placed in the top 1% most cited scientific researchers in the world, according to the 2020
UCD Economics Student Charged with Money Laundering
A UCD economics student has been charged and held in custody under money laundering charges in relation to a €1.4
Debts and Deep Pockets: The L&H and LawSoc
Typically considered competitors, University College Dublin’s (UCD) two debating societies, the Law Society (LawSoc) and the Literary & Historical Society