DCU News
Month: November 2024
News
Can’t Decide Who to Vote For? The College View Has You Covered
In the run up to a General Election, it can be difficult to know who to vote for. The Irish electoral system is complicated, with a wide array of parties and a great many candidates. Read more…
Articles
Brian Fenton: Ag Fágáil an Stáitse
Stad Domhan an Cumman Luchleas Gael (CLG) thart ar 10 a chlog oíche Dé Luain, 22/11/2024. Cé go raibh súile na tíortha dírithe ar an gcéad dhíospóireach pholaitiúil beo don olltoghcháin ghinearálta ar siúl ar Read more…
Opinion
Why existentialism isn’t as miserable as you think
When you hear the word existentialism, what comes to mind? Hopelessness? Dread? Despair? What if I told you that’s not really what it’s all about? In fact, it can actually offer some valuable insights on Read more…
Features
Balancing Mental Health during Exam Season
Irish students have higher levels of stress than other developed countries around exam time. 84.4% of students have faced some form of overall anxiety and 40% of students have faced direct exam anxiety. As the Read more…
Articles
”This is your election”: Mary Lou McDonald outlines Sinn Féin’s plans for students while at DCU
Mary Lou McDonald outlined her plans for young people while visiting DCU today. ”If and when” Sinn Féin enters the government, the party leader promised to solve the housing crisis in an effort to keep Read more…
Articles
“Sometimes you’ve just got to win ugly”: Error strewn Ireland see off Argentina
Huge excitement filled the stadium, pubs and homes as Ireland faced Argentina. Los pumas were fresh from a win whereas Ireland had just lost at Home to New Zealand the week prior. The game would Read more…
Articles
Events to Enjoy in Dublin This Christmas
As the festive season approaches, Dublin comes alive with magical events to embrace the Christmas spirit. From cosy markets to dazzling light displays, there’s something for everyone to enjoy! Here’s a guide to some of Read more…
Articles
Leaders Debate: What will the parties do for students?
In an RTÉ Upfront debate, all 10 major political parties discussed the current issues in Ireland, such as housing, cost of living, climate change and immigration. However, this poses the question: what was discussed for Read more…
Articles
Find your Aura: This is why you need to add Aura Skin products to your makeup bag!
Kash Beauty’s new makeup collection, Aura Skin, is one for the makeup bag. Not just because of the radiant look it gives you, but for the unique skin-loving ingredients that are infused in the product. Read more…
Articles
A Love Letter to Drag: Davina Devine on the unlimited potential of drag
A staple of the Dublin drag scene, Davina Devine, has been performing for over twenty years. Both in Ireland and internationally. A headline artist at Dublin’s flagship LGBTQI+ venue ‘The George,’ and star of ‘Tinderella’ Read more…
Articles
Conor McGraynor: On the Fairytale Sigerson Cup Win of 2015
Conor McGraynor’s footballing story is an unusual one. He has not only lined out alongside his four brothers but also his father at different stages in his career. Originating in a small club in Avondale Read more…
Articles
’North Circular’ is a eulogy to Dublin
DCU’s recent screening of North Circular was more than just a film showing; it was a powerful reflection on Dublin culture – one that left the audience deeply moved and inspired meaningful conversations. The film Read more…
Articles
‘No Worries’ for Dominant Drogheda as they Secure Premier Division Status with Playoff Victory
The champagne flowed freely in Drogheda as United celebrated their promotion and relegation play-off victory over an outmatched Bray Wanderers with 3 – 1. No Premier Division side envisions their season ending with a one Read more…
Articles
Simon’s Student Housing Shambles
On the 14th November, Taoiseach Simon Harris showcased his ‘new energy’ on our very own DCU Glasnevin Campus, and arrived with a solid proposition for student housing. Harris – former Minister for Higher Education and Read more…
Articles
DCU Dóchas Eireann 4-17 Maynooth 0-15
DCU Dóchas Eireann continued their perfect start to the Senior Hurling Division 1 league after easing past Maynooth in the third round. Claiming 1-7 between Denis Walsh and Neil Hogan. Maynooth began the game on Read more…
Articles
From GAA Shorts to Gucci: Paul Mescal’s style evolution is one to watch
The phenomenon of obsessing over Hollywood celebrities is something that has stood the test of time for both men and women alike. Recently in New York, a lookalike competition for the acclaimed actor Timothée Chalamet Read more…
Features
From Rome to Budapest: How Nationalist Movements Are Redefining Europe
The political landscape of Europe is more divided now than ever, with nationalist movements gaining ground from Rome to Budapest. This is aligned with what many have called a global resurgence of right-wing populism. Countries Read more…
The Hype
How TikTok is Affecting the Music Industry
The increase in TikTok’s popularity over the past five years has made sharing, connecting, and spreading awareness about certain issues easier than ever. Movements supporting rights for women, people of color and those subjected to Read more…
Satire & Cartoons
A 9A.M to 3A.M step-by-step guide to College Christmas
Get ready for the ultimate, most degenerate, most impure day of the year…COLLEGE CHRISTMAS! The days are ticking down and tickets are flying out, so strap in and get ready for a day to not Read more…
Lifestyle
Travel on a Budget: Weekend Getaways that are Student Friendly
With the rising popularity of European budget airlines, short international weekend getaways have become more accessible than ever. If you’re looking for budget-friendly escapes, here are a few unique city breaks to consider for your Read more…
The Hype
A look at Terrifier’s new final girl, and the history behind the trope
As of October 11th, the third instalment of the Terrifier series has made it to the big screen. The new horror picture stars Lauren LeVera as Sienna Shaw, a woman rebuilding her life five years Read more…
Features
Is Artificial Intelligence Taking Student Jobs?
Artificial Intelligence has taken the technological world by storm since its inception in the 1950’s. Now often associated with ChatGPT or Grammarly, the viewpoint that AI may eradicate many, most, or even all of our Read more…
Sport
An NFL Game in Dublin, Who Could Possibly Say No?
November marked the end of the cycle of the International Series for the NFL this season. A journey which brought several teams from the league back to London and Munich. And with a trip to Read more…
Features
Molly Malone is more than a statue, she’s a symbol of Dublin’s soul
In Dublin’s fair city, the statue of Molly Malone stands to represent the history of Irish women. Her statue is a symbol of the city, her song and anthem, yet her existence remains a mystery. Read more…