Features
What to do if you are unhappy with your college course
Colm Quinn offers advice to students who are not happy with their chosen college course. Read more…
Month: October 2014
Features
TEDx Conference to be held for second time in DCU
The world’s leading thinkers and doers come to DCU to talk about their inspirational lives and experiences. Read more…
Articles
DIT topple lethargic DCU
DCU come up short against an organised DIT side. Read more…
GAA
Doherty shines at handball Intervarsities
DCU return with mixed results from handball Intervarsities Read more…
Features
Another Precious Life Lost on Irish Roads
Hundreds of families are torn apart each year as a result of car accidents and Kym was only one of the people killed on Irish roads that week. Read more…
Articles
Zuckerberg’s Live Aid
Facebook have launched a new feature that allows people to check if their loved ones are safe when they are in or near areas of natural disaster. Read more…
Articles
Liveblog: Class Rep Council, October 2014
The first Class Rep Council (CRC) of the 2014/15 year meets at 3:00pm in HG20 today.
Opinion
Love/Hate’s drop in viewers spells more trouble for our public broadcaster
RTÉ are on the ropes after Love/Hate viewing figures take a hit and UTV lay on the broadcasting horizon for 2015. Read more…
National News
DCU student receives Undergraduate Award
Fourth year student Diego Garailde won the award for his final year thesis entitled “Measuring the Effects of Gaming Principles on the Productivity and Motivation of College Students”. Read more…
University News
New West building opened in St Patrick’s College
The building is part of an ongoing €50m development at DCU’s sister college. Read more…
DCU News
Thousands of students gather for USI march
Over 2,000 students took part in last week’s rally against the rise of the student contribution fee and cuts to the Student Assistance Fund. Finnian Curran and Laura Colgan report. Read more…
Lifestyle
ManTalk: The Nice Guy
Chris Kennedy discusses what it means to be the ‘nice guy’. Read more…
Flux
Comedy Podcasts: The Secret Revolution
Ryan Foynes takes a look at the best the world of comedy podcasts has to offer. Read more…
News
Pensioner charged with damaging Trinity gates
Sixty-six year old, John Farrell faces 21 charges including dangerous driving, criminal damage and endangerment of life. Read more…
DCU News
DCU is “just outside” the top 400 universities in the world
The latest Times Higher Education university rankings failed to include DCU, with many other Irish institutions experiencing a drop in scores. Read more…
Television
Love/Hate: A breath of fresh, Irish air
Ireland’s favourite gangsters returned for the first episode of their final season on Sunday, October 4th. Apart from introducing new characters, new plotlines and setting us all up for what looks like a brilliant climax, Read more…
Flux
One-line reviews
The Suss’s arts editorial team gives succinct and (sometimes hopefully) humorous reviews of some of the more newsworthy events in entertainment. Read more…
University News
90 per cent of Galway-Mayo IT graduates get jobs
The college also moved further than any other third level institution in this year’s Sunday Times university rankings, jumping five places to stand at 12th. Read more…
DCU News
Two DCU academics receive Teaching Heroes award
DCU academics Brian Leavy and Stella Vlachou were crowned teaching heroes last month, the first awards of its kind in Higher Education in Ireland. Read more…
Náisiúnta
Tuairisc.ie – foinse dóchais
Is cuimhneach go maith le hachan iriseoir Gaelach an lá a fhógraíodh go gcuirfí deireadh le maoiniú do chuid mhaith foilsiúcháin Ghaelacha, ar líne, agus i gcló, Gaelport agus An tUltach san áireamh. Lá dorcha Read more…
Features
The Umbrella Revolution
The ‘Umbrella Revolution” shows us the power of students and how we should fight for a say in our country. Read more…
University News
UCD implement anti-smoking ban
The college started it’s ban on the sale of cigarettes and tobacco related products on its campus this semester Read more…
DCU News
The purple elephant on campus
An anti-stigma campaign was launched by the Students’ Union this week to get students talking about mental health. Eve Kerton, DCU’s Welfare Officer, launched the campaign and said “mental illness is not wrong. It is Read more…
Opinion
Students Can Effect Change
Our Students Union was once an undemocratic organisation, however this is changing for the better. Get involved and continue to make it so. Read more…
Flux
Entertainment news round-up
The Suss’s arts editorial team wraps up the happenings in the world of entertainment in the last fortnight, Read more…