UCD First Satellite Moves Closer To Launch
The first ever satellite to be designed, built and launched entirely by Ireland has moved a step closer to space
Massive Disparity in Distribution of Club Grants
Documents seen by the College Tribune have highlighted the disparity in funding across sports clubs in UCD, with the top
LawSoc Debate On United Ireland Pits Idealists Against Realist
The LawSoc debate on a United Ireland covered the well worn debates for and against the reunification of Ireland, but
Brexit: The End of British Foreign Policy
Britain is an island nation in every sense: geographically, culturally, and politically. As an island nation, Britain is protected by
Aidan Regan Receives Funding To Open Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence
Aidan Regan is assistant professor at the UCD School of Politics and International Relations. He has just been awarded a
UCD Common Room Members to boycott New €14m Club
Members of the UCD Common Room Club based in the Newman Building are considering a boycott action against the new
UCD Students Union Condemns Violence Against Housing Activists
UCD Student’s Union tonight condemned the violence used against activists and protestors at the housing demonstration on North Frederick Street.
Re-Sit Fees To Be Reduced Next Year
UCD Students Union have announced changes to the UCD re-sit examination fee on Facebook this evening. The post which comes
The Bee’s Needs
A green, manicured lawn is lauded as the mark of a well kept garden. The desired aesthetic of open golf
LGBTQ+ Cinema and The Rarity of a Happy Ending
Love, Simon is breaking ground in Hollywood in the most simplistic way: it is the first major studio film about
Los Angeles, Welcome to Zlatan
It was Spring in Los Angeles, and the scene was set for a historic evening in Major League Soccer. The
Album In Review: Little Dark Age – MGMT
MGMT’s latest record Little Dark Age has been received almost universally well, signalling a return to pop music after two