You Might Have Missed This! UCD Sports in Brief
Here’s the UCD sports news that you might have missed this month! Olatunde wins back-to-back national titles: UCD alumni Israel
Postgraduate Workers Protest Poor Pay Outside Dáil
On October 5th, the Postgraduate Workers Organisation (PWO) met at 9:30 in the Front Square of Trinity College Dublin to
The Turbine’s Top 5 (REAL) Belfield Publications
UCD has many different student-run publications and the past year has seen even more of them pop into existence as
The College Tribune Announces New Co-Editors
The College Tribune is excited to announce that two new Co-Editors have been chosen to manage the 35th edition of
What Happened Last Week in UCD? Newsround 19th – 25th October 2020
Last week, the Belfield campus saw the completion of the University College Dublin Students’ Union class rep elections, while Ireland
Mandatory Face Coverings On Campus: Advice for Students
In light of students returning to campus in September, the Department of Education published the ‘Practical Guidance for Further and
Student Spends Record Breaking 3 Weeks Staring at Blank Page
When Barry O’Donnell sat down in mid-March to write his latest assignment, few could have imagined that he would make
Students’ Union Achieves Nothing for “Record Breaking” 8th Year in a Row
UCD Students’ Union has surpassed all expectations and has achieved absolutely nothing this year. The news comes after SU Officers
Panel Discusses Vision For Future Development of UCD Campus
UCD Students’ Strategic Vision, a student-led initiative that is preparing a vision for the future development of the UCD campus
UCD Students Union In Breach Of Own Mandates
This article is an updated version of the article under the same headline that appeared in the print edition of
UCD to Appeal WRC’s Age Discrimination Ruling
UCD President Andrew Deeks has confirmed the university is set to appeal a finding by the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC)
Bats Could Delay Construction of President Deeks’ New Office
UCD President Andrew Deeks may have to wait a little longer for a new office because of bats. The Tribune