‘Let Them Study’ Standout held at UCD Lake Today
A ‘Let Them Study’ Standout was held today beside the main UCD Lake to protest the denial of visas to Palestinian students offered places at UCD. It was organised by…
Students face Higher Transport Costs as Fares Rise
The National Transport Authority (NTA) this month announced an average increase of 15% for adult fares on public transport services across the country. The increase, which will affect Luas, DART,…
Almost 50 recorded cases of unauthorised AI use in UCD last year
Documents seen by The College Tribune through a Freedom of Information request have shown a recorded 47 breaches of academic integrity from AI use by students in the 2025/2026 academic…
UCD Students From Gaza Still Awaiting Visa Approval
As the academic year gets underway and most students are now settling into colleges around the country, almost 100 Gazan students with acceptances to Irish Universities are left uncertain after…
Ten thousand walk the streets of Dublin to protest Donald Trump’s visit to Ireland
More than 10,000 people marched through Dublin in the ‘No Welcome For Trump’ protest, organised by the Irish Coalition Against Trump. “The government and establishment may bend the knee, but…
48% of Students receive first-choice CAO offer as Lawless addresses points pressure, financial support and student visas
“We see in some jurisdictions where word of mouth or people you know can influence the process,” said Lawless. “The CAO is a mathematical, computer-based process. It is not perfect,…
Students and Staff Gather at the ‘Let Them Study’ Protest to Appeal Visa Rejections for Students from Gaza
Chants included “Jim O’Callaghan, you can’t hide/ You support scholasticide”, and “Let them study/Grant them Visas”. Approximately 250 protestors gathered this Wednesday at the Department of Justice to protest the…
UCD Lecturer, Stephen Davis, in Court Due to Hacking Student Data
Stephen Davis, an assistant professor of archaeology at UCD, appeared in court due to allegations of hacking and the breach of student data. Davis is originally English but currently resides…
Report Reveals Graduate Entry Medicine is Inaccessible for Many Middle and Lower-Income Students
A national report examining the financial and personal impact of studying Graduate Entry Medicine (GEM) in Ireland found that tuition fees were the most significant source of stress for students,…
Inside the EU: Cynthia Ní Mhurchú, MEP on Conflict, Compromise, and Change
In the layered machinery of the European Parliament, where compromise is currency and consensus is hard-won, Cynthia Ní Mhurchú has built a career on something more personal: the disciplined power…
The 2026 Hungarian Election: A Turning Point in the Hungary-EU Relationship?
On this Sunday, April 12, Hungary will hold one of the most significant elections in its history, with profound implications for the European Union. Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, who has…
Spots of Gold: UCD Earns roughly €700,000 a Year from Parking
While University budgets are reported to be under pressure, The Tribune can reveal that on-campus parking is a significant revenue stream for UCD. Data from a Freedom of Information (FOI)…