College Tribune Hosts First-Ever UCD Media Day
On Thursday, March 28th, The College Tribune, with the help of the University Observer, hosted a UCD Media Day. The
Emma Hanrahan & Hugh Dooley appointed as new College Tribune Co-Editors
The College Tribune is excited to announce that two new Editors have been chosen to manage the 37th Volume of
Applications for Editorial Team of the College Tribune 2022/2023 now OPEN
The work of the two Co-Editors of the College Tribune is a demanding and full-time role. It involves producing 5-10
Editorial | Nowhere to Live, Nowhere to Learn, Nowhere to Drink
It is becoming more apparent that the Government is giving little foresight to what will benefit individuals who become the
Editorial: Students to Suffer From UCD’s Exam Cop-Out
This editorial was written as 5,600 positive cases of COVID-19 were reported in Ireland. The day before, for (approximately) the
UCDSU Right to Demand Owen Keegan’s Resignation | Editorial
When someone shows you who they are, believe them. This week, Owen Keegan showed Dublin who he was in the
Does UCD Even Care About Student Life? | Editorial
It is hard to believe it folks but we are at week four already. Although, you would be excused for
UCDSU Election results not a win for feminism, but opens the door for later victories | Editorial
This year’s University College Dublin Students’ Union (UCDSU) elections have resulted in four out of the six sabbatical positions being
An Opportunity On Campus For A slice Of Normality | Editorial
Recent review of the Government’s plan for living with Covid-19 has perhaps raised more questions than answers for college students,
Note Of Apology To Simeon Burke.
In an article published by The College Tribune on Monday 1 March 2021 we made certain claims about NUI Galway
Government Oversight Isn’t A Silver Bullet| Editorial
This spring, a bill is set to undergo review regarding an amendment to the Higher Education Act 1971. The bill
UCD Must Properly Honour The Memory of Michael Byrne | Editorial
An ever-present fixture on UCD’s campus for years, Michael Byrne (affectionately known by students and staff as ‘Old Man Belfield’)