DCU boasts the oldest and biggest access programme in the country which began with six students and now grants access to third level education for over 1,200. This year 434 students will enter DCU under the access programme. Read more…
We live in a world where there’s an app for everything, so it’s no real surprise that relationships are moving online Read more…
Ryan McBride spoke to pop rockers The Hoosiers ahead of their Freshers’ Ball debut. Read more…
Students left frustrated and unable to fulfil work commitments as class timetables continuously changed in the run up to the academic year. Read more…
The College View team reflect on a summer of glorious music. Read more…
Looking back to that decision I made almost five years ago, I haven’t regretted it once. Taking a time out from studying opened so many doors for me and made my dream of travelling possible. Read more…
Travelling is s a huge part of an Irish student’s summer, whether it’s a J1 Stateside or working for a club in the sun, there is no denying that it hasn’t crossed a student’s mind at least once. Read more…
Points for law, government and engineering courses rose in the CAO while other courses varied Read more…
Various groups and thousands of citizens demanded that the government hold a referendum on abortion following the general election. Read more…
European students have voted Ireland the number one place to study abroad according to a recent online study.
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DCU’s strong research output has seen its place in the World University Rankings rise Read more…
Sophie Spence talks to Aaron Gallagher about the honour she has had in her nomination for World Rugby Player of the Year and what she expects from the college’s rugby teams for the year to come. Read more…
Andrew Ralph sits down with Students for Sensible Drug Policy chairperson Dan Kirby to discuss the future of the branch in DCU. Read more…
Sean Cassidy responds to Taoiseach Enda Kenny’s recent comments that he will not commit to repealing the 8th amendment if Fine Gael return to government. Read more…
The merger of the Students’ Unions of DCU, St. Patrick’s College and Mater Dei is underway the consolidated SU system will see the sabbatical team double in size to six officers based in both DCU and St. Pat’s campuses. Read more…
Roghnaigh mé an cúrsa Gaeilge agus Iriseoireacht toisc go bhfuil grá mór agam don teanga agus bhí mé ag iarraidh feabhas a chur ar mo chuid Gaeilge. Áfach, tar éis dhá bhliain caite ar an Read more…
Trade unions SIPTU and the Irish Federation of University Teachers (IFUT) have this week called on Minister for Education, Jan O’Sullivan, to intervene in a dispute regarding equality in the workplace at NUI Galway.
‘Beatha teanga í a labhairt.’ Is beag Gaeilgeoir nach úsáideann an seanfhocal seo agus iad ag déanamh a ndícheall leas a bhaint as an teanga i ngach áit – sna scoileanna, sa choláiste, san ionad Read more…
Deputy Editor Stephen Keegan spoke to Cry Monster Cry about their whirlwind year. Read more…
A campaign tackling the issue of sexual consent was launched by Minister for Justice and Equality, Frances Fitzgerald, this month. Read more…
Paddy Cosgrave and Jay Bregman discuss why you should get involved in start-ups. Read more…
This past week, Kev Taylor had a chance to catch up with DCU and Shelbourne striker Alan O’Sullivan, who represented Ireland at the World University Games this Summer, despite suffering a near-fatal brain injury five years ago. Read more…
Inter-county hurler Paddy Lynch offers his insight on Kilkenny’s decade-long dominance of senior hurling. Read more…
Clubs officer Thomas Gorman has resigned from his post after withdrawing from his course in DCU. Katie O’Neill reports. Read more…
Points for guaranteed accommodation and rent prices have gone up in DCU in the past year. Read more…