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On-Campus voting takes place on the 4th and 5th of April. Sarah McGrath, third-year Radiography student, is running uncontested for Education Officer in this year’s UCDSU elections. The College Tribune…
On-Campus voting takes place on the 4th and 5th of April. Running for a second term as UCDSU Graduate Officer, Marc Matouc offers students a continuation of the status quo,…
On-Campus voting takes place on the 4th and 5th of April. Neo O’Herlihy is a stage three English, Drama and Film student. He is running uncontested for the role of…
On-Campus voting takes place on the 4th and 5th of April. Ryan Corley is a final year Physics with Astronomy student running in the only contested Sabbatical race this year…
On-Campus voting takes place on the 4th and 5th of April. Miranda Bauer is a final-year Modern Languages in UCD and is originally from Argentina. She is running in the…
Four of the six sabbatical officer positions will be contested in the upcoming UCDSU Elections. The Current Education Officer Martha Ní Ríada is the only candidate currently running for SU…
As dawn rolled in over Ukraine ’s agrarian east on the morning of 24 February 2022, Russian infantry flooded across the border into the rural outpost of Milove. That morning,…
The rental scene in Ireland reached a crisis-level due to chronic housing shortage. The cost of rent has increased by over 12.6% compared to last year. Years of housing undersupply,…
On Wednesday the 16th of November, People Before Profit/Solidarity TD, Gino Kenny, hosted a discussion in the FitzGerald Chamber. In this discussion he outlined his proposition to decriminalise the possession…
Elon Musk, a man of many hats – from Tesla CEO to SpaceX founder – the outspoken billionaire is undoubtedly already a prominent figure within contemporary discourse. Though as is…
Disclaimer: In the print issue there is an error relating to the rankings. The rankings for the online version are correct. Final exams are just around the corner. Schedules have…
Sport has long been undeniably intertwined with politics, but rarely has the conflation between the two been to such a striking extent as in this month’s Brazilian Presidential election. As…