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The push for legalisation of cannabis has gained a huge increase of support across the globe in recent decades. Many different countries have begun to see Cannabis as less of…
A lack of student support and anger around the ‘No Detriment policy’ is the reason the University College Dublin Students’ Union (UCD SU) will no longer push for the Covid-19…
Five UCD start-ups will pitch their business plans at the UCD VentureLaunch accelerator programme on Wednesday, competing for seed investment of several million euro. The programme, run by NovaUCD, aims…
The University College Dublin Students’ Union (UCD SU) rejected a proposed rebate of €50 on the student levy from the University Management Team (UMT) on Monday. The offer came as…
Dr. Teresa Lambe, an Irish scientist working on the Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine, saw massive success this past weekend. Lambe “practically broke down” with happiness upon hearing the news that the…
RANKED is a series of articles in which The College Tribune looks at the discography of an artist and places them from worst to best. This edition features one of…
Tá an Nollaig ag druidim linn agus de ghnáth bíonn sceitimíní ar chách. I mbliana, áfach, scéal difriúil ar fad atá ann. Cailleadh na céadta mílte post fud fad na…
On 2 November 2020, AquaB Nanobubble Innovations Ltd (AquaB), a UCD spin-out company won the Water Award category, which it was shortlisted for in the 2020 Institution of Chemical Engineers…
At long last, it seems as if 2020 has shone a ray of sunlight as it reaches its horizon. With the good news in recent weeks provided from the likes…
Volleyball Ireland have unveiled a new-look logo, website and brand identity which they hope will resonate with the youthful player base and growing numbers of players in Ireland. In a…
History has been made within the GAA as it is set to register its first ever LGBTQ+ club, Na Gaeil Aeracha (The Rainbow Gaels), based in Dublin. It all began…
University College Dublin (UCD) students are not happy that the university has made €11 million in 2020, which has seen students struggle to afford their normal fees for a vastly…