Builders’ alleged debt puts bar on hold
Doubt has been cast over the official opening date of the new UCD Clubhouse bar as the building company that
Budget cuts bring end to 7 day service
The James Joyce Library will be closed on Sundays for the first seven weeks of the semester, only offering a
UCD introduces new academic contracts
Academics within UCD are to see their contracts revised resulting in a series of changes to how they operate within
YFG to support campaign for disaffiliation
In an interview with the College Tribune the chair of UCD Young Fine Gael has confirmed that they will take
No room in the inn for UCD students
Over the course of the summer and coming into the start of the new academic year student housing has become
UCDSU accused of unfair dismissal
A redundancy package has been given to the unfairly dismissed staff of the Copy-Print bureau, for sale which was closed
UCDSU to hold USI affiliation referendum
UCD Students’ Union will hold a referendum in November regarding its affiliation with the Union of Students in Ireland (USI).
‘Come on, Vogue!’
Lauren Tracey discusses the relevance of Vogue Magazine, sick a true icon, sickness still looking fabulous at 120 years old. “Every
The Brant Brothers: A New Saga of Socialites on the New York Scene
Niamh Kelly discusses the equally ridiculous and fabulous lives of fashion’s new favourite brothers (and supermodel progeny), Peter & Harry
Advanced Style
Roisin Sweeney looks at Ari Seth Cohen’s new book ‘Advanced Style’, discovering that the rarely publicised style of the silver-haired-set is definitely something
Dissolving From Change
sat down with up-and-coming playwright Stefanie Preissner to discuss her latest Absolut Fringe play