Belfield FM Plans To Reopen In The Coming Weeks
Following the closure of the Belfield FM studio on 25th February the society is hoping to reopen soon. The newly elected Station Manager, Jonathan Byrne, admitted to the College Tribune…
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Following the closure of the Belfield FM studio on 25th February the society is hoping to reopen soon. The newly elected Station Manager, Jonathan Byrne, admitted to the College Tribune…
In the past week, two UCD International students have disaffiliated from the Students’ Union. Both parties claim harassment of students was occurring during the UCDSU elections, which is not properly…
Recent figures reveal changes in the college grant system. The study, recently featured in the Irish Independent, show that students living in predominantly urban areas are more likely to receive…
UCD Philosophy Society in conjunction with German Soc hosted Tomi Reichental, Holocaust survivor of the notorious Nazi concentration camp Bergen-Belsen on Tuesday March 31st. In his second trip to UCD…
Another year comes to an end and as ever we open with a story about the UCD Ball, however this time it’s not to go through the list of one…
UCD Students Union confirmed last week that the UCD Ball will not go ahead at the end of this month. The statement released by UCDSU cites that safety concerns raised…
English and History graduate Meg McMenamin (22), from Knocklyon, Dublin was left in shock last Thursday morning as €1500 was stolen from her account within a matter of hours and…
A video constructed by 5th year UCD Veterinary students has gone viral over the past few days. The video, uploaded to You Tube by student Joseph O’Sullivan, features the final…
UCD is expected to play host to a major Easter Rising conference in 2016. The conference is to play a part in giving a global context to the Easter Rising…
Did you miss our top stories this week? Catch up on a week of news here: Sexual Assault and Consent Survey: The College Tribune conducted a thorough survey of the…
Take a stroll around Henry Street, Grafton Street or Dundrum Town Centre, and you’ll be greeted with a variety of clothing, footwear and beauty brands to make even a fashion…
More and more people are hunting for vintage clothing. Dublin is packed with vintage stores, many of which are around the city centre. More often than not, charity shops like…