Food
Reviewing city restaurants: Trocadero
Explore the tastes of Dublin with our fortnightly restaurant reviews. Read more…
Year: 2016
National News
USI summit draws in over 800 students
An 800-strong crowd of students assembled in Dublin Castle last Thursday for the third annual Union of Students’ Ireland (USI) Student Summit promoting entrepreneurship, innovation and recruitment. Read more…
Film
INTERVIEW: Glenn Keogh
Gary Grimes interviews LA-based Irish actor Glenn Keogh about his latest venture. Read more…
Articles
Defiance against student loans must be heard
Following the announcement of plans to introduce student loans, Sean Cassidy speaks about why students need to rally against this new scheme. Read more…
Gaelic Football
Moyna relishing Carlow challenge
DCU Gaelic football manager Niall Moyna has said he is looking forward to the challenge posed by his side’s quarter final opponents Carlow IT in this year’s Sigerson Cup. Speaking after DCU’s 6-14 to 1-7 Read more…
basketball
Johnson believes the Saints can win out
This past week, The College View caught up with DCU Saints forward Duane Johnson. The Lansdowne, Pennsylvania native is in the middle of his first season in Ireland and has had a huge impact on Read more…
Travel
Unwind and recline in beautiful Berlin
Sarah Magliocco shares her experiences in Germany’s capital. Read more…
University News
Study finds Irish students lack basic literacy and numeracy skills
Irish university students have one of the lowest understandings of basic literacy and numeracy in the developed world, according to a report from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). Read more…
Film
REVIEW: ‘Room’
Colleen Brady reviews the Irish hopeful at this year’s Oscars – ‘Room’. Read more…
Articles
The vagina detox – cleanse or contaminate?
Cliona NicDhomhnaill discusses the newest health craze. Read more…
Political
Abortion a priority for young voters
Some, 88 per cent of Smartvote app users are in favour of abortion, according to new data released by the Union of Students in Ireland (USI) and Smartvote.ie. Read more…
Inspirations
Inspirations: Gigi Gorgeous
I logged into my account as usual that December morning, however, nothing prepared me for what I was about to encounter. It was a video entitled “I am transgender”. Growing up with four brothers in a family that worshipped football, this was like nothing I had ever seen, I was in awe. Read more…
University News
UCC ranked as fourth most sustainable college in the world by Global Index
University College Cork has come fourth in the world ranking of most sustainable colleges according to the Global Index. Read more…
Articles
Is the wedgie the new skinny jean?
Levi’s newest style of jeans, the Wedgie, is on the rise to fame. Read more…
Articles
Redefining Barbie to meet realistic standards
Catherine Devine looks at the impact the new Barbie will have on positive body image. Read more…
Articles
Making your new year’s resolutions last
Amy Mulvaney shares her tips on how to stick with those pesky resolutions. Read more…
Irish & Languages
Mo Thaithí le hAireachas
Teánn Aoife ní Mhistéil i ngleic leis an faisean is deanaí i sláinte mheabhair. Ag maireachtáil san am i láthair, ag diriú ar ár tuiscint is ár n-aird – sin atá i gceist le haireachas, Read more…
GAA
DCU begin Sigerson defence with landslide victory
Sigerson Cup Round One DCU: 6-14 Athlone IT: 1-7 January 27th, 2016 DCU began the defence of their Sigerson Cup title with a dominant 6-14 to 1-7 victory over Athlone Institute of Technology in Round Read more…
Debate
The Great Debate: An opt-out system should be introduced for organ donations
Would an opt-out system for organ donations help eliminate the shortage of transplants available? Read more…
Food
Bake for your better half this Valentine’s Day
Bake something sweet for your sweetheart this Valentine’s Day. Read more…
DCU News
DCU faces Yik Yak bullying problem
Yik Yak app sees spike in online bullying in DCU, Katie O’Neill reports. Read more…
Features
Will Facebook play a part in our political fate?
Follows, likes and retweets are considered to be just as important as any verbal promise of a vote, while Facebook posts are becoming the modern form of campaign posters. Read more…
Articles
Dating in Dublin – Things to do on Valentine’s Day
Hannah Kelly’s alternative ideas on how to spend Valentine’s Day. Read more…
Health
A Bitter Truth: Why our healthy resolutions are destined to fail
The school of thought around food, exercise and our overall health has been changing rapidly, however, and Professor Robert Lustig has found fame by disputing the inherent idea that change must come from within. He argues that there are two villains responsible for our cycle of failed resolutions, and neither of them are ourselves. Read more…
Articles
Trinity not always a shining beacon for liberalism
A Trinity student recalls how his college has not lived up to the promise of a free speech and safety, choosing instead to remain politically correct. Read more…