Resilience in the Ruins: Stories From the Heart of Ukraine’s War
As the sirens echo through desolate streets, the stories of loss and resilience go untold in a nation forced to
UCD President to Present University Strategy to Students at Historic SU Council Meeting
Dr Orla Feely, President of UCD, will make history on Monday, 27th January, as the first sitting UCD president to
Wardrobe Refresh: Key Looks to Embrace in 2025
The dreaded skinny jeans are back. I’ll let you process this statement for a bit. I know it’s a scary
Turning a Corner? Student Issues Set to be Addressed by Government with New Multi-Year Plan
Third-level students across Ireland are shocked that they may not be forgotten this time. However, the release of the 2025
Forgotten and Forsaken: Sudan’s Humanitarian Emergency Worsens
According to returning aid workers, the Sudanese people use the word “forgotten” to express their feelings. While the Western media
The Independent Takeover: A New Dawn in the Dáil
As the latest iteration of the Dáil convened, many of those who placed their faith in independent candidates were eagerly
6 Irish Artists to Watch in 2025
Ireland’s musical landscape continues to thrive, with artists like Cruel Sister, NewDad, and Bricknasty leading the charge into 2025. This
A Pint Half Full? The Guinness Shortage Explained
Guinness is more than just a drink; it’s a cultural icon synonymous with camaraderie and tradition. From the bustling pubs
The College Tribune’s UCD Sportspeople of the Year 2024!
2024 was an exceptional year of sports for UCD, with an impressive display of talent across various disciplines. The college
Embracing the Magic of Winter Sea Swimming
“It doesn’t get any easier– you’ve just got to get in!” a gentleman called to me as he continued to
UCD Estates Accidentally Open Portal to Hell During Exam Venue Setup
In what can only be described as a surprising turn of events, UCD Estates has inadvertently created an endless, infernal
The UCDSU Referendum: A Vote of No Confidence by Students?
The UCD Students’ Union (UCDSU) recently held a referendum to reform its constitution. The proposals included reducing the quorum for