The Union of Students in Ireland: So, why’d we leave anyway?
With UCDSU set to go full Lisbon Treaty and run the USI referendum for the second time to make sure
With UCDSU set to go full Lisbon Treaty and run the USI referendum for the second time to make sure
Climate change is, pardon the pun, the hot topic of our time. This summer was Europe’s hottest on record, with
The Students’ Union is facing an engagement issue. The disconnect between UCD students and their student representatives has resulted in
Last Sportswashing, takeovers, and controversial investors. It was the topic of the Summer, Saudi Arabia’s acquisition of your favourite sport.
At a meeting on the 9th of October, the UCD Students’ Union decided to hold a Consultative Referendum to poll
At Union Council on the 6th of November, University College Dublin Students’ Union (UCDSU) was unable to get approval for
A group of academics has come forward to “disassociate ourselves from our colleagues’ and friends’ call to boycott Israeli Universities”.
The term ‘sovereign wealth fund’ has become a surprisingly household term in recent years. In particular, the sovereign wealth fund
In the wake of the 2024 budget announcement, we here at the College Tribune thought it would be an interesting
Budget 2024 has come and gone with, it is perhaps fair to say, little fanfare. The prevailing mood post-budget day
On the 10th of October the Annual Budget for the year 2024 was published and with it came a series
The Song of James Connolly rang out in front of the Dáil, as Kildare Street was blockaded by a Palestinian