Women’s Aid, which has been working in Ireland since 1974 have launched a campaign called 2in2u. The campaign is aimed at helping young women in relationships to be aware of what is safe and what is sinister. Read more…
An EU-funded, DCU-led dementia research and deterrence project aim to raise awareness on how people can prevent the onset of dementia later in life.
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What happens when you’re the only one not watching the latest small screen hit? Glen Murphy offers advice to readers. Read more…
DCU students show off their style on campus. Read more…
Over 500 DCU students have signed a petition calling on the Students’ Union to hold a referendum on their stance on the legalisation of cannabis. For the SU to hold a referendum, a petition must Read more…
Ryan Murphy’s latest small screen endeavor Scream Queens begins its first season with a series of murders at a sorority house. There’s a murderer on the loose in Kappa Kappa Tau but there’s no shortage of Read more…
Tips on how to stay fit on a tight budget. Read more…
New figures show that male students are receiving the majority of sports scholarship programmes at third level institutions throughout Ireland for GAA and Rugby. Read more…
Lisa O’Donnell discusses whether or not the public put too much of a focus on the personal lives of those in power. Read more…
Alana Laverty shares her favourite places to eat in the city. Read more…
Tá an neart blaga ar an idirlinn faoi lathair, agus go sonrach, raidhse blag faisin agus áilleacht.. Mar sin tá sé an-deacair seasamh amach ón slua agus tú ag scríobh do cheann féin. Ní raibh Read more…
When Declan Egan created a start-up by the name of 100minds, he couldn’t foresee that it would raise over €400,000 for charity in just over two years. This year he wants to make a million. Read more…
Over 350 attend blood donation clinic in DCU over three days. Read more…
Abortion should never be considered a viable option in any circumstance, even if the cause of an unplanned pregnancy is rape, according to the chairperson of the Pro-Life Campaign, Cora Sherlock. Read more…
“It was just unbelievable. I couldn’t believe that the ball had actually gone over the bar.” Conor McGraynor doesn’t do pressure. Rewind the clock seven months to a cold, misty afternoon at the Mardyke to Read more…
A referendum will be held in November asking students to vote on a proposed change to the DCU constitution that will allow for the creation of a new Students’ Union Read more…
Sarah Magliocco explains why we should be more ethically conscious when purchasing and disposing of clothing. Read more…
The latest offering from writer/director Brian Helgeland, Legend is a crime thriller set in 1960s London starring Tom Hardy as both of the infamous gangster twins, Reggie and Ronald Kray. Based on a true story, Read more…
The number of Irish people claiming social welfare is now 332,801 according to the Live Register on October 2nd 2015. Of this figure 45,173 claimants are under 25 years of age.
Graduate unemployment was highlighted again in recent weeks, when former DCU Welfare Officer Eve Kerton published an article in The Irish Times documenting her struggle with joblessness. Read more…
Nuair a thosaíonn tú an ollscoil, tá go leor rudaí nua le feiceáil agus le déanamh agat. Bogann cuid mhór daoibh as bhaile agus faoi dheireadh, mothaíonn tú mar fíordhuine fásta. Níl do mháthair ann Read more…
Editor Fionnuala Jones assesses Ryan Adams’ motives for covering Taylor Swift’s smash album, ‘1989’. Read more…
The Metro North plan with connect Dublin airport to the city centre and will cost approximately €2.4bn Read more…
Rebecca Keane argues that tattoos and piercings should never be used as an excuse to dismiss employees from the workplace. Read more…
DCU has ranked within the top 500 best universities in the world in the new Times Higher Education (THE) world university rankings published recently. Read more…
Deputy editor Stephen Keegan investigates the recent controversy surrounding the Hard Working Class Heroes festival. Read more…