UCDSU Switches Tactics on Residences Masterplan
UCD Students’ Union (UCDSU) has altered its approach towards UCD’s attempt to build additional on-campus accommodation. The university is pushing
UCD and China: Visits and Events Roundup for 2017
The College Tribune has been recently reporting on UCD President Andrew Deeks’ alumni tours to Australia and China. While UCD’s
UCD to Carry Out First Major Review of Student Support Services in 12 Years
UCD is set to carry out its first major review of how it provides administrative and professional support to students
Expenses And Catering Costs of UCD Governing Authority Revealed
Some expenses and costs of the Governing Authority of UCD for the financial year ended September 2016 have been revealed.
O’Reilly Hall Extension Refused Fire Safety Certificate
The construction of a Private Club onto O’Reilly Hall is facing a delay after Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council rejected the
UCD to Host Major International Academic Conference
UCD has been chosen to host the next General Conference of the International Association of Universities (IAU) in 2020. The
Editorial: Presidential Bulletins Proving Useful
UCD President Andrew Deeks’ Presidential Bulletin is the main way in which staff can keep up to date with the
Building & Planning Roundup
O’Reilly Hall: The site of UCD President Andrew Deeks’ private club, the original application received planning permission this year. UCD
UCD up to 75th Place in QS Graduate Employability Rankings
UCD has risen up to 75th place in the latest Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) Graduate Employability Rankings. They aim to measure
Editorial
A Wild Few Weeks Rachel O’Neill – Editor The last two weeks have been a bit crazy in UCD and
Law Lecturer Seeks Senate Spot
Dr Noel McGrath, a lecturer in the Sutherland School of Law, is challenging for election to the Senate of the
Plans for €12.5 Million Five Storey Car Park by Water Tower Scrapped
UCD’s long held plans for a large five storey car park beside the water tower have were dropped over funding