Further education college decision overturned in court
Almost 200 students and other creditors of the college had their claims to recover €300,000 worth of fees disallowed by the court Read more…
Almost 200 students and other creditors of the college had their claims to recover €300,000 worth of fees disallowed by the court Read more…
For some of us the end is nigh, and while this is all very exciting it is also rather annoying – here’s why; “Oh my God finished college already what are you going to do Read more…
Kurt Vonnegut’s A Man Without a Country is a memoir comprised of the author’s greatest one-liners, the most memorable of which has a simple message: “The arts are not a way to make a living. Read more…
This training is in preparation for the Marriage Equality referendum on May 22nd and explain statistics on opinion polls, give simple tips about canvassing and get people to give canvassing a trial run Read more…
“Ah, I just don’t like to get feelings for anyone so… when I start to – I’m gone.”
Posing elegantly in the banquet hall of the Odd Fellows Mansion, Copenhagen, hand placed confidently on her hip and dressed in a floor length black gown, 20-year-old student Nikita Klæstrup instantly grasped the attention of Read more…
The attempt to build a more politically knowledgeable and active student body is a positive movement. Yet more often than not, it is portrayed as the opposite. This opposition is rarely based on solid argument, Read more…
Áine Marie Monk talks about how she’s forever hungry. Read more…
Garrett Lavin takes a look at how DCU’s GAA stars have performed at intercounty level this year. Read more…
DIT won their first CUFL Premier League title after an engaging war of attrition with DCU, in which the tackles were biting, no quarter was asked or given, and chances were contained to a premium.
Students’ Union Presidential candidate, Sean Cassidy speaks to Katie O’Neill Read more…
DCU fails to make top 50 of latest enviromentally friendly university rankings as UCC comes second. John Boland has more. Read more…
Hundreds of delegates from across the country attended the first beef orientated food hackathon at DCU. Finnian Curran reports. Read more…
Cork IT and Tralee IT have said that the proposed merger of the two colleges will not be funded through cuts in services.
Students in Trinity College Dublin have said that they are in favour of the SU favouring welfare and college campaigns over political and social movements. Stephen Downey reports. Read more…
DCU hosted the very first all-female event aimed at encouraging more women to learn how to code. Finnian Curran has more. Read more…
DIT held their second annual film festival in Dublin last week. Paula Clarke has more. Read more…
Lectures and staff at WIT have voted in favour of industrial action over the proposed merger with IT Carlow. Jason O’Dwyer reports. Read more…
President of WIT, Ruaidhrí Neavyn, is to leave his post at the Waterford college. Rebecca Strong reports. Read more…
UCD could lose out on millions of euro worth of funding as the UCD school of business is to rethink the annual dividends which is awarded to the college. John Barry reports. Read more…
There is a new category in this year’s student media awards. Read more…
DCU’s only student newspaper is hiring for the 2015/16 editorial team. Read more…
CEO of the DCU Educational Trust, Steve Aiken, speaks to The College View about the trust’s ambitions for the year. Read more…
After a convincing quarter-final win on Friday DCU crashed out of the Crowley Cup at the hands of QUB the following day. Read more…
DCU’s O’Connor Cup team were left disappointed last weekend as UL emerged easy victors to claim a second successive title. Read more…