Here we are again; just under a week into Lockdown 2.0. Now more than ever we will need our friends and family to stick by us all to make sure we get through this difficult time of isolation, stress and uncertainty.
In March, students left the Belfield campus, as they have every year for the welcomed two-week respite. But this time, they did not
Job Description: The work of the editor or two co-editors is a demanding and full-time role. It involves producing the print issues fortnightly
This final issue for semester one raises important questions about how our Students Union is run, the level of transparency present, and the
Welcome to Issue 2 of the College Tribune with your intrepid editors Aaron and Muireann at the helm. It’s been a whirlwind of
Welcome to the 32nd Volume of The College Tribune. We are taking the reins of this prestigious publication from last year’s co-editors Rachel
This issue marks the end of Volume 31 of the College Tribune. As the only self-funded student newspaper in Ireland, making it to
So we’ve come to the end of another academic year here in UCD and what a year it has been. Who would have
This issue’s Business and Law section features a piece on a recent Supreme Court ruling over the exclusionary rule in CAB v Murphy.
Evidently Barry Murphy and Niall Torris didn’t read my last editorial about current SU sabbatical officers re-running which just shows you the power
The SU elections in Trinity College produced some interesting results with one of the presidential candidates forced to pull out on election day
UCD’s new draft academic regulations unwittingly provide some interesting insights into the complexity of its administration. The draft regulations re-state the use of
