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Simon Harris, Fine Gael TD from Wicklow and current Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, has
Simon Harris, Fine Gael TD from Wicklow and current Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, has
Arts and Humanities students have expressed discontent and concerns for equality after being exiled from upcoming UCD careers events, directed
In March 2020, Libro Cop’s life changed forever. He watched with stunned disbelief as UCD succumbed to lockdown restrictions and
The Trinity College Historical Society (The Hist) have cancelled an address by world-renowned professor Richard Dawkins, following the emergence of
Student life is arguably the most important thing about attending University. Whether it has been going out for a few with the lads, or doing a line of something off someone, we will surely look back on these moments as the high-points of our education.
With the semester just over the horizon alongside heightened COVID-19 case numbers, it’s understandable that students may be worried about their safety. However, fear no more, as the Turbine has learned that UCD has appointed Dolores Cahill to head the University’s pandemic response team.
With the re-opening of wet pubs on the table, more and more UCD students fear for Covid concerns. Consistent with the recent trends of increased virus cases, numerous UCD students, primarily those of the arts and humanities discipline, have expressed confusion over being ‘rona stricken or absolutely hanging.
It’s a Friday morning and I’m enjoying my usual café au lait and a pain au chocolat when I come
To celebrate a wonderful year of being the propaganda arm of the UCD Students’ Union, we at The Turbine reached
As the ongoing Coronavirus reaches its peak, we at The Turbine decided to interview families which had been negatively affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. We focused on a few sample middle class areas of Dublin, such as Terenure, Clontarf and Stillorgan.
Due to a severe shortage of Covid tests, some patients opted for strange measures. The Covid testing site based deep in the Courtown forest, was just one of many strange consequences of the Coronavirus crisis, and gained national news coverage, as the Irish public entered phase two of restrictions. These scam testing sites popped up all across the country, bringing plenty of tourism to previously unheard-of villages, such as Moon Coin.
Shock rang out around Belfield campus today, as the galaxy’s most notorious villain was revealed to work at UCD. Following