Joint Campaign to Keep Dublin Bus Stopping at UCD
UCD Students’ Union have launched a campaign to ensure Dublin Bus resumes full service to Belfield during night-time hours. In
Moore Centre Opens for Business
On September 2nd, UCD officially opened the latest building in its ever-growing Belfield campus. The €20 million Moore Centre for
UCDSU President Faces Criticism from DCU Professor
On September 3rd, UCDSU President Joanna Siewierska published an article in the Irish Times entitled ‘Time to change our unfair
In Memory of Ciarán O’Boyle
Ciaran, 22, had recently graduated from UCD in Computer Science and was really excited to return to Ireland and begin
Comment: UCD Racks up High Flying Flight Fees
UCD have, quite literally, begun the new college year with a flying start. On Monday, 16 September, the Irish Times
An Cuas Removed
The leisure space formerly known as ‘An Cuas’ has been replaced by an extension of the Arts & Humanities Programme
UCD First Satellite Moves Closer To Launch
The first ever satellite to be designed, built and launched entirely by Ireland has moved a step closer to space
UCD Common Room Members to boycott New €14m Club
Members of the UCD Common Room Club based in the Newman Building are considering a boycott action against the new
UCD Appoints New Bursar
David Kelly, Director of Financial Planning and Strategy in the College of Science and College of Engineering and Architecture, has
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)
Staff Seek Clarification Over Draft Academic Regulations
UCD staff members broadly agree with the proposed changes set out in the Draft Academic Regulations, subject to a number
Editorial: UCD’s Lack of Student Projects Must Continue to Be Reported On
This issue marks the end of Volume 31 of the College Tribune. As the only self-funded student newspaper in Ireland,