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Shrieks of joy were to be heard from the Slitherland School of Law when news broke this week that coke has moved up ranks to become the second-most used illegal…
Ireland’s under 20s Six Nations campaign kicks off tonight at 8 pm against Wales with an impressive 9 UCD players selected in the 31-man squad. The College Tribune spoke to…
A new report has found that cocaine is now the second most commonly used illegal drug consumed by college students, overtaking ecstasy. The Drug Use in Higher Education Institutions (DUHEI)…
In a recent survey, approximately 1,000 University College Dublin (UCD) students responded to questions from UCD Students’ Union (UCDSU) regarding their experience renting student accommodation. 55% of the survey’s respondents…
On the 4th of January, this year minimum alcohol pricing was brought into effect in Ireland. Commonly called Minimum Unit Pricing, this type of legislation sets a base price that…
So it’s 2022 and we’ve all come a long way; mentally, physically, for some even spiritually. We’ve made do with the cards we’ve been dealt with, some of us have…
“How much longer will we see the terms ‘femicide’ and ‘gender violence’ in headlines before we forget again?” In 1996, at the UN’s Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action, it…
Another Accolade For Parsons University College Dublin student Béibhinn Parsons has been awarded the Guinness Irish Rugby Writers’ Women’s Player of the Year for the second year running. The Connacht…
As I grew up I used to hate being told that my school years ‘would be the best of my life.’ It’s a depressing and even terrifying phrase for a…
Professor Suzanne Kingston of the UCD School of Law has been appointed as a Judge of the General Court of the EU Court of Justice. Kingston was sworn into the…
With the latest government restrictions in place leaving students with less options for activities on campus, UCD’s Filmsoc is one of the societies here on campus that are providing opportunities…
It is becoming more apparent that the Government is giving little foresight to what will benefit individuals who become the building blocks of their future country, students. The College Tribune…