Tributes Paid to UCD Graduate Aoife Beary
On the 2nd of January 2022 former UCD student and Berkeley balcony collapse survivor, Aoife Beary passed away after suffering
UCDSU And Staff Hold Vigil Against Gender-Based Violence
A vigil against gender-based violence was held on Thursday, the 20th of January in front of O’Reilly Hall on University
Walk-in COVID-19 Booster Clinic Coming to Campus
University College Dublin and the HSE are operating a walk-in clinic for COVID-19 booster vaccinations for all students and staff
UCDSU and Staff to Hold Vigil for Ashling Murphy
President of University College Dublin (UCD), Professor Andrew Deeks, has communicated by way of the President’s Bulletin this evening that
Harris Says Colleges Will Reopen as Planned Post-Christmas
Minister for Higher Education, Simon Harris, has said that there is no plan to alter on-site learning for third-level students
UCD Veterinary School Issues Dog Blood Donation Appeal
An urgent appeal for dog blood donations has been made by the UCD Veterinary School after a recent surge in
Facebook BANS Ads for College Essays Targeted at College Students
After a Fine Gael TD, Emer Higgins called on the social media company to stop hosting illegal ads for college
UCDEI Say New Project on Domestic Use for Hydrogen “Essential” to Meet CAP Targets
University College Dublin’s Energy Institute (UCDEI) and Gas Networks Ireland are collaborating on a project to research whether hydrogen energy
Homeless Student Forced into Wetherspoons to Study
A 19-year-old student recently spoke of his lived experience with homelessness and how it has impacted his ability to study,
USI Lead Nationwide ‘F#ck the Fees’ Protests
The week of the 23rd of November saw a three day series of protests organised by the Union of Students
Campus CLOSED Due to Storm Barra
UCD has announced the closure of the Belfield and Blackrock campuses as well as the postponement of the scheduled graduation
Government’s Free Antigen Test Fund Praised by IUA
The Irish Universities Association (IUA) has welcomed the government’s €9 million fund to provide free COVID-19 antigen tests to third-level