RTÉ-Donohue Apology Reveals the Worst in Irish Media
One thing you notice when you’re abroad is how often, we as Irish people, use the word ‘sorry’. Sorry could
One thing you notice when you’re abroad is how often, we as Irish people, use the word ‘sorry’. Sorry could
President of UCD, Andrew Deeks has defended academic freedom in the wake of “a number of recent events” in a
Controversy has emerged in the wake of an Irish Times article that revealed that UCD received €2 million in funding
The College Tribune spoke to Molly Greenough the sole candidate for Welfare Sabbatical Officer in the 2021 University College Dublin
Five students have been evicted from Aparto Beckett House student residence following alleged breaches of COVID-19 regulations over the past
The College Tribune can reveal that University College Dublin has spent over €1.8 million on private security costs since the
Trinity College Dublin is set to embark on a two-year investigation of its historical links to slavery and colonialism. The
A record number of 317 1st year students from DEIS (Delivering Equality of Opportunity in Schools) institutions has been announced
Student nurses on hospital placements are expected to receive a new weekly €100 ‘Pandemic Placement Payment’ as recommended under a
UCD will be operating under ‘Level 4’ COVID-19 restrictions, announced the Registrar Mark Rogers. This move will cancel all on-campus
The creation of an additional 800 new places for in demand university courses has been announced by Minister for Further
Altamash Shaikh, an asylum seeker from Mumbai, India, has been awarded a full academic scholarship to study Business & Law