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The Gentrification of UCD

“It is clear to see how UCD is fast becoming a place less welcoming to a certain cohort of students”

On the 4th of January, this year minimum alcohol pricing was brought into effect in Ireland. Commonly called Minimum Unit

“How much longer will we see the terms ‘femicide’ and ‘gender violence’ in headlines before we forget again?” In 1996,

After four years of arguably the most dangerously divisive presidency of all time, the United States welcomed back a familiar

In the month where Facebook rebranded to ‘Meta’, infamous founder and CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, was once again making global headlines

Students are just an after-thought within contemporary Ireland. This was proved once again on Monday 11th October as UCDSU President,

Hundreds gathered in front of the Dáil last month to take part in the 10th annual March for Choice, organized

Life in Dublin 4 regained some normality over the course of September as many students returned to Belfield lecture halls

On the 20th of September, the Biden administration announced they would be lifting the travel ban instated at the outset

It is that time of year again where students across Ireland scramble to find accommodation, but this year finding a

Graduations ceremonies which are due to take place in the coming weeks will be limited to just 190 students per

A warrant for the arrest of UCD professor Dolores Cahill has been issued in England due to ‘failure to answer