€860 from the UCD Societies Fund has been used to enrol a young woman into the University of Liberia. The woman, Jowel Harris, will commence her studies in Business Accounting next month, in a course which …
Jonny Cosgrove was elected on the first count to the position of Entertainments Vice-President. The race was one of three uncontested, meaning that Cosgrove’s only opponent was the Re-Open Nominations (RON) option. Cosgrove received the …
Student representatives from the world’s religions met in UCD’s St Stephen’s Chaplaincy last month to unite UCD’s various faithful communities as part of International Week.
Chaplain Fr Leon Ó Giolláin, pictured with student representatives from the world’s religions. The student met in UCD’s St Stephen’s Chaplaincy last week to unite UCD’s various faithful communities as part of International Week.
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A nationwide poll commissioned by UCD Students’ Union and conducted by Red C has revealed that 77 per cent of adults believe the government should continue to cover fees for third-level education.
Students’ Union President Gary …
Anjem Choudary, leader of the recently outlawed Islam4UK group, told Alex Court of his beliefs that U.S. and British troops aren’t in Afghanistan to restore democracy
A dodgy book isn’t the ideal birthday present, but Alex Court found out that sometimes it’s a source of inspiration
Inspired by an anthology of short stories, Alex Court shares a story of his own…
Former President of UCD Students’ Union, James Carroll, has been nominated to fill a vacant seat in Seanad Éireann.
As Plan International works hard to register every child born, Alex Court praises the campaign that should significantly decrease the risk of child exploitation
The Mature Enjoyment of Alcohol in Society (MEAS) lobby group has criticised UCD Students’ Union for promoting irresponsible drinking during the first week of term.
Canadian electro and house artist Deadmau5 was forced to end his performance at UCD’s Student Bar early due to his concerns for the safety of concertgoers amid fears of overcrowding at the venue.
As Cairo’s al-Azhar University moves to ban the Niqab, Alex Court wonders why women can’t be given the choice in what they wear
With the Iranian nuclear enrichment programme worrying the West, Alex Court argues that an effective anti-nuclear international coalition must be more united
The father of modern philosophy, with his revolutionary method of doubt, is iconised by Diarmaid Lawlor and Alex Court
