LawSoc Host Traditional Dubs vs. Culchies Debate In-Person
Another year, another Dubs vs. Culchies debate! The 111th session of Lawsoc began last Friday with six speakers defending their home counties in front of the FitzGerald Chamber. The event…
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Another year, another Dubs vs. Culchies debate! The 111th session of Lawsoc began last Friday with six speakers defending their home counties in front of the FitzGerald Chamber. The event…
Freshers’ week kicked off on Monday, 27th of September and although students are back on campus this year the events are still heavily restricted. There will be no registration or…
CAO points have risen to a record high with students from the Leaving Certificate class of 2021 securing high grades. With more students receiving top grades than usual the CAO…
The Taoiseach has promised to keep a ‘close eye’ on universities and colleges to ensure they ‘do not charge exorbitant rent’ after being challenged on the topic in the Dáil.…
Bus routes serving UCD are some of the most complained about routes in Dublin, with the 41X route operating between University College Dublin and Swords recording the highest number of…
As a housing crisis grips Ireland’s capital, The new UCD accommodation in the newly-opened UCD Village can cost students upwards of €14,000 a school year, with renters in “Studio”, “Gold”,…
An additional €38 million has been announced by Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Simon Harris, to aid third level institutions for the 2021/2022 academic year.…
University College Dublin has issued a public tender to Ireland’s biggest banks as AIB’s time in Belfield has come to an end after 22 years with the campus bank being…
When Dolores Cahill came to UCD in 2005, she was heralded as an incredible catch for the Belfield-based university’s research programs and their teaching programs as a full professor of…
The College Tribune can confirm that Dolores Cahill is no longer an employee of University College Dublin. After 16 years in UCD, the outspoken and controversial lecturer has parted ways…
The Minister of State for Skills and Further Education, Niall Collins, spoke about the recently announced return to campus on Newstalk this Friday. UCD has announced a full return to…
Graduations ceremonies which are due to take place in the coming weeks will be limited to just 190 students per ceremony despite the event taking place outside in the Quad…