Presidential By Election Dates Announced
The UCDSU presidential elections will take place on November 22nd and 23rd. The elections will be held to fill the
When Two Stars Collide
130 million years ago, two neutron stars collided in a galaxy called NGC4993. This collision created gravitational waves which travelled
Scientists Find Health Benefits from Merely Wearing a Fitbit
In a recently published paper in the American scientific journal, Integrum Mendacium, health expert Dr Rupert Thomson revealed the results
What’s On In Dublin?
In Life’s Pocket: Dublin Artist Miriam McConnon’s new work focuses on domestic objects. Her works have been created to link
Forgotten Places: The Eblana Theatre
The general student population will have never heard of the Eblana Theatre, most likely due to its closure in 1995.
The Contempt of Court Bill, Part One
If you have been reading the papers, either in print or online, over the past few days, you may have
Matheson to Host Ireland’s First Law-Based Hackathon
Matheson law firm is set to host Ireland’s first ever legal hackathon next month. Organised in partnership with Deloitte, IBM,
UCD Smurfit School’s MBA Rises in Rankings
The UCD Smurfit School has again received a boost in a set of global university rankings. This time, its Executive
Stormy Weather Ahead
In the wake of Ophelia and Brian, there are another 15 storms set to hit land in Ireland this autumn.
UK Government Spent £370,000 on Two Air Pollution Cases
The UK Government racked up legal bills of £370,000 defending two challenges to the country’s national air quality plans for
Film In Review: Bladerunner 2049
Ridley Scott’s 1982 sci-fi thriller Blade Runner redefined its genre, and Denis Villeneuve took on a hefty challenge in attempting
In Rainbows: 10 Years On
While critics will rightly fixate on the significance of not letting the marketing strategy of In Rainbows overshadow the quality