UCDSU Introduces Digs Drive to Support Students During Housing Crisis
On 22nd August, the UCDSU launched the Digs Drive asking homeowners that are close to UCD or on a good
On 22nd August, the UCDSU launched the Digs Drive asking homeowners that are close to UCD or on a good
The controversial Boris Johnson will finally relinquish his position as the United Kingdom’s Prime Minister at the beginning of September.
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UCD has to appoint a new President after the previous incumbent left us prematurely to take up a position in
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Summer exams are here: the period when people study with all their might to achieve the best results they can.