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The Irish government will allocate €2 million to support Northern Irish students who can no longer partake in the Erasmus+ programme, the Minister for Further and Higher Education, Simon Harris…
“Unprecedented levels of construction cost inflation” will seize plans on a student residence scheme and Centre of Creativity at the university, according to the UCD governing authority. According to UCD’s…
A study of European cities has labelled Dublin as the 18th best place to study abroad
Most of us know Israel Olatunde as the fastest Irishman of all time, Athletics Ireland’s golden boy and nothing short of a phenom. Behind the taglines and expectations is a…
On-Campus voting takes place on the 4th and 5th of April. Jill Nelis is a final-year English and Drama student from Belfast. She is running unopposed for the role of…
UCDSU on-campus voting takes place on the 4th and 5th of April. The existing UCDSU Education Officer is asking students to ‘Rely on Ní Riada’ and select her to be…
Four of the previously announced eleven candidates in the UCDSU Executive Elections have dropped out of their respective sabbatical races. This now leaves the SU with only one contested race,…
UCD AFC have been beaten 4-0 at home by Derry City, who scored two goals through Jordan McEneff in the first half to give the visitors the lead at half-time.…
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…
It seems like mere weeks ago I was reporting on UCD Women’s rugby team’s first game of the new season, the calendar has yet to strike December and the squad…
For us students exams are our Olympic sport. The exam hall is a racetrack, and the pen and paper are our runners. We endure years of tough training, falls, set-backs,…
So, the highest grade you got in your midterms was 37% (and that was in Food Diet and Health), you don’t even know where the library is, and you’ve had…