Celebrating Belfield’s Architecture 50 Years On | UCD Festival
As a UCD student, it is hard to imagine that the vast 330 acres of Belfield’s campus were not always
Student Accommodation Will Be Radically Different Next Term
As colleges plan ahead to the 2020/2021 academic year, it is looking increasingly likely that the conventional university teaching methods
Minor Easing of Restrictions On Campus as Ireland Enters Phase 1
University College Dublin (UCD) begins easing restrictions from today, in line with the government’s commencement of Phase 1 of the
First Years Prioritised, No Large Lectures and Campus Rotas | IUA Director on Universities Next Year
The return of all universities in autumn could see no large lectures, “blended learning” between virtual and on-campus, large cutbacks
Students Should Not Choose Degree Until End of First Year, Says DCU Professor
Incoming first year university students should “not be admitted to a particular degree programme until the end of their first
Governing Authority Gives No Sign Of Implementing Calls For Partial Refunds
The Governing Authority (GA) of University College Dublin (UCD) has given no indication of seriously considering calls to partially refund
UCD Cancels Autumn Erasmus Exchanges
University College Dublin (UCD) has suspended all Erasmus+ and Non-EU Exchange programmes for the Autumn Trimester 2020. The popular Erasmus+
EXCLUSIVE: Micheál Martin Interview | Universities “Under Significant Pressure”
Micheál Martin has been a TD for Cork South-Central since 1989. He is the current leader of Fianna Fáil and
UCD Students’ Union was officially called ‘Big Toe Ltd’. No, we’re not joking.
UCD Students’ Union technically used to be called ‘Big Toe Limited’. Yes, that’s right. The Union we know and love
“No Indication” Tuition Fee Increases Are “Imminent”, Says HEA | University Funding Crisis
There has been “no indication” from the Department of Education and Skills that any changes to third level institutions’ fee
Over 75% of Students Leave UCD Residences Since March
Over 75% of residents have left University College Dublin (UCD) since March, according to figures revealed to The College Tribune.
Revealed: UCD Spent €1.3 Million on Exams Last Year | What Did Your College Spend?
Figures for Irish universities’ expenditure on exams have indicated that UCD spent €1.3 million on exams for the 2019/2020 academic