UCDSU Banner Drop: “Nothing Sexy About Commercialization”
Officers of the UCDSU sabbatical team have dropped a banner from the Newman building in order to promote their Student
‘Broken Hearted’ UCDSU to host Valentine’s Day Protest Against College!
UCD Students’ Union (UCDSU) will hold a protest at 12pm on Valentine’s Day outside O’Reilly Hall on the Belfield Campus
Tributes Paid to UCD Graduate Aoife Beary
On the 2nd of January 2022 former UCD student and Berkeley balcony collapse survivor, Aoife Beary passed away after suffering
Walk-in COVID-19 Booster Clinic Coming to Campus
University College Dublin and the HSE are operating a walk-in clinic for COVID-19 booster vaccinations for all students and staff
UCD Beat Cork City With Playoffs Approaching
University College Dublin began the home straight of their league campaign with a 1-0 win against Cork City. With just
MSc at Smurfit ranked 3rd best in the world by Financial Time
The Financial Times has listed UCD Smurfit Graduate School’s MSc in International Management as the 3rd best of its kind
Dolores Cahill: Controversial Academic No Longer An Employee Of UCD
The College Tribune can confirm that Dolores Cahill is no longer an employee of University College Dublin. After 16 years
Minister Does NOT Expect Reversal of In-Person College Plan
The Minister of State for Skills and Further Education, Niall Collins, spoke about the recently announced return to campus on
UCD Graduations Limited to JUST 190 Students
Graduations ceremonies which are due to take place in the coming weeks will be limited to just 190 students per
BREAKING: UCD Plan to Return to Face-to-Face Teaching With No Social-Distancing Requirements
University College Dublin (UCD) is to proceed with plans to re-open campus for students with face-to-face teaching in the academic
UCD spent just €880k on mental health supports in the last college year
An investigation by the Irish Times revealed that universities in Ireland, including UCD, spent over €5 million on mental health
Return to in-person learning still uncertain as Covid cases rise
In the last two weeks, 18,000 cases have been confirmed, with an incidence rate of 386 per 100,000 of the population – the highest since February.