As the much-anticipated Defamation Bill comes into law, the blasphemy provisions throw up more questions than answers, writes Zelda Cunningham, international woman of mystery…
Numerous injuries and violent incidents mar festivities
AT least six students were arrested at the 2009 UCD Ball, which took place on Friday, 24th April.
AN INVESTIGATION will be undertaken by the UCD Residence Committee after an apartment in Roebuck Hall was flooded earlier this month. The flooding caused significant damage to the apartment itself, but also the apartment below …
Zelda Cunningham speaks to legendary actor, Alan Rickman about Severus Snape, Sense and Sensibility and great big smoking caterpillars.
Business and Legal (B&L) student Aodhán Ó Deá admits that his year as UCD Students’ Union (SU) President was more challenging than he expected when he ran for election in Spring 2008.
GOVERNMENT funding for UCD is to be cut by €11 million according to new estimates released late last week. It is estimated that the grant UCD receives from the Government will drop from €136 million …
A HUMANIST society has been given the green light by UCD’s Societies Officer, Richard Butler, and will begin recruiting members in September.
David Rainey has taken the next step en route to the world of business by undertaking a Masters in the Smurfit School of Business, writes Zelda Cunningham.
Significant damage caused to kitchen after early morning apartment fire
THREE students living in a Belgrove apartment have been relocated after a fire caused significant damage to the kitchen early in the morning of 2 April.
With the contraceptive clinic in the Student Health Service being forced to discontinue its services, Zelda Cunningham highlights the flaws in health cutbacks.
Referendum could see Coca-Cola and Nestlé products return to SU outlets
A REFERENDUM is to take place among UCD students to query the boycott held by the Students’ Union (SU) against Coca-Cola and Nestlé products.
TWO HEADLINE acts have been confirmed for the UCD Ball, which is taking place in Belfield on Friday, 24th April. German house act, Booka Shade will be the electro headliners while Iglu and Hartly will …
The recent Access Week is a demonstration of the changing face of education, writes Zelda Cunningham.
Legendary front man, Roger Daltrey speaks to Zelda Cunningham about the saga of The Who as a changing force through the generations.
With an undergraduate degree from UCC in English and History of Art, Jamie O’Connell has embarked on a MA in Creative Writing, writes Zelda Cunningham.
