COVID-19 Consequences for Irish Courts
The Judicial System is the pillar of the State which ensures that law and order are maintained. COVID-19 has significantly
A ‘Zoom’ In On Video Calling Privacy Problems
The Covid-19 pandemic has led to a huge increase in the popularity of apps such as Zoom and Houseparty, as
Art in our Back Garden: UCD’s Sculpture Trail
From Wind and Water at the Upper Lake to the Tremor in O’Brien Centre for Science, we’ve all walked past
“My entire degree is going down the drain,” Students Speak Out On Virtual College
“I am an agricultural student in final year, most of my final year grades are attributed to large projects and
The Tribune’s News Roundup 2019/20: What a Fucking Mental Year.
While the COVID-19 epidemic might be the biggest story of this year in the world of student journalism, it certainly
University Commits Over €3.5 Million In New Tenders Since January
Since the start of 2020, UCD have put out over €3.5 million worth of tenders, excluding VAT. In reality this
Dublin Band ‘P1g’ to Release Album 10 Years in the Making
Music is nothing without a story, and Tony Cassidy, frontman of the Dublin-based rock band P1g, has a fascinating origin
Feachtas Teanga an Chumainn Ghaelaigh
Tá feachtas teanga ar bun ag an gCumann Gaelach leis an nGaeilge a spreagadh ar champas UCD. Dhírigh siad ar
Planes, Trains or Automobiles? The Carbon Footprint of Transport
COVID-19 has likely caused the largest drop in transport emissions the world has ever seen. In a few months, however,
STEM Fatale: Can you be a Woman in Science?
The number of women in STEM has risen in the last few years but it is still considerably lower than
Student Issues in the Upcoming U.S. Election
With the presidential election fast approaching, American college students will be analysing the stances of each of the reaming candidates
Pandemic Politics: Everything Else Is Out the Window
The Covid-19 pandemic and the preventative measures taken to stop its spread have had colossal effects on all aspects of