EU students oppose erasmus funding cuts
The European council of the European Union is aiming to cut €60 million from Education in its 2012 budget. The
To kill an unborn child?
Abortion is probably the most controversial issue in Ireland. Debates are generally heated, find passionate, physician dramatic and often sensational.
Sinn Féin exclusion causes troubles
Members of Ógra Sinn Féin staged a protest at the main gates of the university this week against their lack
USI “fires warning shot” at government
The Union of Students in Ireland are set to launch a “seven step” campaign in the run up to December’s
De Brún considers implementing new staff structures in the SU
Pat de Brún, capsule President of UCD Students’ Union, nurse is considering implementing new staff structures in the SU as
Tribune receives impostor calls
The College Tribune has received several phone calls from a private number as part of an apparent attempt to reveal
Class Rep video causes controversy
Brendan Lacey, stuff Campaigns and Communications Officer for the UCD Students’ Union has come under fire for his ‘Run for
Absurd or Aesthetic: Fashion & Everything In-between
Fashion Editor Cathal O’ Gara discusses the purpose of fashion and the place it holds in modern times. Often, when
Absurd or Aesthetic: Fashion & Everything In-between
Fashion Editor Cathal O’ Gara discusses the purpose of fashion and the place it holds in modern times. Often, when
Troy Davis executed after twenty years on death row
Frances Ivens On the 21st September 2011, shop the American State of Georgia executed Troy Davis. Davis died protesting his
The Answer Interview
“We’re trying to inject some new life back into rock n’ roll, trying to make it relevant to the modern
UCD ‘smart card’ set to launch
UCD are set to roll out a new smart card, sale intended to be used to ease access to