UCD Spending on Security Increased by 10% Last Year
The College Tribune can reveal that University College Dublin has spent over €1.8 million on private security costs since the
Candidate for UCDSU President Coyle Falls Foul of Election Regulations
Liam Coyle, a candidate for University College Dublin Students’ Union (UCDSU) President, has broken the regulations of the Executive Elections
UCD Auditors Clarify Ennis’ Position in Sodexo; Refuse to back down on Sodexo claims
Correction: A previous version of this article was entitled ‘UCD Auditors refusing to back down on misleading Ennis claims’ which
UCD Sprinter sets Record-Breaking 60-Metre Time
Israel Olatunde, a UCD sprinter, broke two national indoor records twice in one day at the Irish Life Heath Elite
UCD Head of Politics Condemns “Attack on Academic Freedom” by Huawei
The Head of UCD’s Politics department David Farrell has condemned what he characterised as an “attack on academic freedom” by
Harris Leads Consultation on Higher Education Authority Legislation Reform
Simon Harris has launched a stakeholder consultation on the reform of the Higher Education Authority (HEA) legislation. A report on
Sodexo CEO invitation to ‘Women in Leadership’ Event Sparks Controversy
UCD will host the ‘Women in Leadership’ conference on the 24th and 25th of February. The conference is sponsored by
SU Election Nominations open, Signature Requirement Dropped
Nominations for the UCDSU Sabbatical and College Officer elections opened last night at 5 pm. Candidates will need fewer signatures
David Quinn Bemoans Cancel Culture on Newstalk, Nathan Young Responds
In a recent segment on Newstalk, Deputy Editor of the University Observer Nathan Young and Iona Institute Director David Quinn
Founder of UCD Rugby Academy Sentenced to 8 Year Imprisonment For Sexual Abuse
T/W: Sexual Abuse and Child Abuse The founder of the UCD Rugby Academy and former Director of Rugby for University
COVID-19 Aids Unlikely Without “Organisation of Students” | Ruairí Power
UCDSU President Conor Anderson and Welfare Officer Ruairí Power met with the Registrar and Deans on Wednesday to discuss new
Trinity to Investigate Historic Links to Slavery
Trinity College Dublin is set to embark on a two-year investigation of its historical links to slavery and colonialism. The