UCDVO Continue Volunteering During Global Pandemic
“Participating in the UCDVO volunteering programme was one of the highlights of my degree in UCD. It has increased my
Security Patrolling UCD Campus Accommodation
Life in Dublin 4 regained some normality over the course of September as many students returned to Belfield lecture halls
Campus Return Sparks Commuting Hell
‘Life is About the Journey, Not the Destination?’ No Chance!!! Last month marked the return to students to the UCD
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
The College Tribune’s Guide to Dublin City
As the new academic year kicks off, there is a sense of relief and happiness across campus as both students
BREAKING: UCD Plan to Return to Face-to-Face Teaching With No Social-Distancing Requirements
University College Dublin (UCD) is to proceed with plans to re-open campus for students with face-to-face teaching in the academic
EIRSAT-1: Ireland’s Take on the 1969 Lunar Landing
The fine fellows over in the Labs of our very own UCD have been on that non-stop grind to develop
Feature Interview | Anti Conversion Therapy Coalition
This week Eoin Fagan, UCD Science student and Anti Conversion Therapy Coalition (ACTC) member, spoke to The College Tribune on
How Student Journalism Pushed On During A Pandemic
It has been over a year since Ireland was thrown into the unknown and uncertainty of lockdown. During this time,
COVID Recovery is Last Chance for Student Life at UCD | Opinion
A recurring theme of the current UCD SU election is the ‘legitimacy crisis’ facing the Union. No doubt this is
Culture Shock: Short Dresses on Cold Nights and No Beer Pong
When I moved to Ireland from the US there were definitely some cultural differences that took me by surprise. After
The State of Part-time Work for Students in and after COVID-19
The long-held practice of students taking up part-time work along with university studies to help with their living expenses was