Music
Indiependence: the lowdown
Indiependence announced some exciting new additions to their lineup last week … Read more…
Month: April 2015
Gaeilge
Ceoldráma Choláiste Phádraig
Beidh ceol ABBA le cloisteáil timpeall Coláiste Phádraig an tseachtain seo, le ceoltóirí agus aisteoirí ag canadh faoi bhrionglóidí, cuimhní agus Dancing Queens. Tá ‘Mamma Mia’ á léiriú ag mic léinn Choláiste Phádraig an tseachtain Read more…
National News
Trinity magazine MISC criticised over rape story
The student-run Trinity College magazine, MISC is in hot water after publication of rape story. Katie O’Neill reports. Read more…
Rugby
Are Ireland ready for World Cup glory?
Aidan Delaney looks at whether the Irish rugby team are ready for World Cup glory after a victorious Six Nations campaign. Read more…
Football
A refreshing Irish approach but O’Neill’s side are still lacking
It was another spirited draw for Ireland last week but that won’t be enough if we are to be on the plane to France 2016. Read more…
GAA
DCU ladies make up O’Connor Cup All-Star cast
Four of DCU’s O’Connor Cup panel were awarded with All-Star awards last week. Read more…
Football
Strength in numbers the key as DCUfm retain Bill O’Herlihy Cup
Last Wednesday saw yet more disappointment for The College View as DCUfm retained the Bill O’Herlihy Cup yet again. Read more…
Music
Sharp darts
Kurt Vile is working on a new album that he hopes to release in the autumn.
Music
Review: Waxahatchee – Ivy Tripp
Carrying on with the stripped down production and low-fi vocals that have characterized their last two albums, Waxahatchee’s third studio album brings a new maturity without compromising the raw, youthful writing that has characterized Katie Read more…
Features
What’s next? Relief and heartache overshadowed by fear
In the last few weeks of her college experience, Ana looks into the fear of leaving the DCU bubble. Read more…
Gaeilge
Éire 2016
Le Luan na Cásca 2015 imithe uainn, tá cuid mhór daoine anois iomlán dírithe ar an chéad Luan Casca eile a mbeas á chéiliúradh sa tír seo.
University News
NCAD students receive support from around the world
Students at the National College of Art and Design are being supported by their British and Dutch counterparts among others Read more…
Articles
The perfect contour
Contouring has become one of the beauty world’s most popular trends in recent months with the release of Kim Kardashian’s contouring selfie, but most of us are baffled when it comes down to successfully recreating the look Read more…
DCU News
Thirteen DCU students diagnosed with mumps
An outbreak of the mumps is currently affecting many university campuses in Ireland. Chai Brady has more. Read more…
Gaeilge
Gafa le Siopadóireacht ar Líne
Caithim an iomarca ama ar líne, níos mó ná aon rud eile i mo shaol. Nach mór an trua é nach bhfuil níos mó le dhéanamh agam ná a bheith ag breathnú ar fhíseáin ar Read more…
News
President of NUI Galway apologises for ‘PR disaster’
The President of NUI Galway spoke of his regret at the “PR disaster” by the debacle over its invasive health questionnaire last month. Read more…
Articles
The American Apparel controversy
American Apparel is just as famous for its clothes as it is for its controversial advertisements. They featured amateur models, some of whom were employees of average height and weight, half-dressed in the company’s products Read more…
Articles
What to wear: Festival
If you find yourself in my position, and you’re staying in the Emerald Isle this summer, it’s time to make preparations for the best part of the season; Festivals. We lust for the days of Read more…
News
Grangegorman squatters set to resist eviction
Aura McMenamin spoke to some of the Grangegorman squatters who have been facing eviction from the site over the past two weeks. Read more…
Gaeilge
Saol na gCumann
Le Gradam na gCumann críochnaithe do bhliain eile agus BICS ag druidim níos congaraí, caithfidh muid súil ar shaol na gcumann agus na deiseanna a cuirtear ar fail dúinn mar gheall ar imeachtaí éagsúla na Read more…
National News
UCD to host 1916 commemoration conference
UCD are to play host to a commemoration conference in the lead up to the 100th anniversary of the Easter Rising. Finnian Curran reports. Read more…
Articles
Staff set to stage second strike over NUIG merger
The planned one-day strike will involve 60 academic staff and will take place on April 16th. Read more…
Food
Chocolate chip delight
There are few things in this life better than warm chocolate chip cookies washed down with a glass of cold milk (preferably Donegal Creameries milk). Cookies are so easy to make and they go down Read more…
National News
Uncertainty surrounds SUSI grants for single parent students
Officials at the Department of Social Protection have been criticised for their lack of knowledge about the one parent family payment and what it means for single parents in education Read more…
Music
Make or break time for Villagers
Since the release of Villagers’ first album, Becoming a Jackal, Conor O’Brien’s star has risen immensely. Villagers have found themselves at the centre of the Irish alternative scene, with two Mercury nominations under the bands Read more…