Ireland Bans 51-Week Student Leases: A Win for Students
In a significant development for students across Ireland, the government has introduced a banon 51-week leases for student accommodation. This
Closing the Gap to Trinity? – UCD Jumps 45 Places in Latest World University Rankings
University College Dublin (UCD) has made a significant leap in this year’s QS World University Rankings, rising 45 places to
Jack Donlon appointed as new College Tribune Editor-in-Chief
The College Tribune is excited to announce that a new Editor-in-Chief has been chosen to manage the 38th Volume of
UCD President Denies Financial Ties with Israel in Response to Student Encampment
University College Dublin (UCD) President, Orla Feely, has denied that the college has financial ties with Israel or any “formal
Work-life Balance: Our College Stories
Work-life balance is an interesting concept for a university student. What is work? Some part-time jobs constantly call you on
The Turbine’s Comprehensive Guide to Feigning an Interest in the SU Elections
Are you interested in pretending to give a shit about campus politics that will realistically never have an effect on
From UCD to the Olympics: Meet UCD’s Olympic Hopefuls
2024 marks one hundred years since Ireland made its first appearance at the Olympic Games as an independent nation.
From UCD to Gaza: Students Raising Money to Evacuate Their Families
Born in Gaza, Mohammed Alsaqqa (24) is studying a Master’s in Computer Science at UCD under the Ireland Fellows Programme.
Inside the Worrying Rise of Sleeping Pills in Football
The modern athlete is expected to persevere through the toughest of mental challenges, battle the restraints of the virtually impossible, and test the limitations of their own body …but what happens when those limits become, well, limits?
Agallamh le hOiliúnaí Schuman
Chuir mé Ruairí Ó Máirtín atá ag déanamh tréimhse oiliúna as Gaeilge i bParlaimint na hEorpa faoi agallamh.
Maria Wall – UCD Student Hoping to be One of Ireland’s Youngest Elected Representatives
It is often said that politics is a brutal game and with the recent resignation announcements of high-profile politicians one may be forgiven for thinking that the game had got too brutal.
Leo out, Harris in: Higher Ed Minister to be Taoiseach?
In the wake of Leo Varadkar’s shocking and emotional resignation earlier this week, Minister for Higher Education, Simon Harris, looks set to replace him as #Teesh and leader of Fine Gael.