The curtains open one final time at ‘Hamilton’ tonight, and one more delighted audience will experience the show in all its pain and glory. 145,000 attendees have been witness to the award-winning musical at the Read more…
Taoiseach Simon Harris took his campaign tour to DCU on Thursday morning, adamant to share his plans to abolish college fees. The Fine Gael leader was led through DCU’s Glasnevin campus, touring the soon to Read more…
The people are fighting. The ballot boxes are on fire. The politicians are lobbing insults. The news desks are debating their news slant. The executives are using their power to shift the democratic process. All Read more…
This year’s editorial board of The College View will be led by Katie O’Shaughnessy & Leonor Selas Amaral. Read more…
College is not easy. It’s academically rigorous, socially demanding, and certainly economically challenging, but it’s an utter privilege to be there. Okay, perhaps socially demanding is a stretch—the multiple nights out a week aren’t particularly stressful! But what’s not a stretch is the financial pressure that students and their parents are put through. Read more…
Amidst the hustle and bustle of city life, streets are changing and concerns are growing across the country: the need for sustainable transport measures. The difficult challenge of balancing environmental considerations with increasing urban congestion Read more…
March is not only the month in which we celebrate women, it is also the month of yellow ribbons. It is an occasion to shine a light on the always relevant issue of endometriosis, a Read more…
The National Student Media Awards, or SMEDIAS, are returning in 2024! This prestigious awards night recognises the best and brightest student work from various media disciplines, making it an important event for aspiring journalists, filmmakers, Read more…
Mark Redmond recently announced that he would step down as the Chief Executive of the American Chamber of Commerce. Having spent a decade in the job, he leads an organisation tasked with serving as the Read more…
Protests serve as the pulse of a society, beating to the rhythm of outrage and the demand for justice. In the country I once called home, marching for change was treated as a rebellious act, Read more…
Geoff Keighley hosted the Global Nominee Reveal on November 13th, announcing the contenders for one of gaming’s most significant events of the year. 31 categories showcase the best of the best for 2023’s year in Read more…
November 5th saw the Irish Gaming Market’s first event take place in Kilcullen Community Centre, Co. Kildare. At only €6.34 for a general admission ticket, attendees got to enjoy a day of shopping, gaming, and Read more…
So we all know birds. Love ‘em or hate ‘em, the little jerks are everywhere you look in this city. Always watching, always on the lookout. The real question is, watching out for what? I Read more…
‘As many students begin the search for their first car, the commute to college will certainly be a stress free one with the Toyota’s spin on the Supermini’ The Toyota Yaris burst onto the scene Read more…
Last semester’s ‘A Murder Mystery Musical’ was a smash hit! The musical, written by Jack Shannon-Nolan and Shane O’Loughlin, was incredibly well received by the large numbers who attended. As DCU Drama moves on to Read more…
Larian Studios’ action-rpg has brought Dungeons and Dragons to life in this jam-packed third franchise instalment. Larian, known for their Divinity series, has breathed new life into turn-based role-playing games, with critics and players leaving Read more…
KSI unleashes his “fury” after Tommy steals a Main Event Victory The world of “Influencer boxing” has always been plagued by controversy. Critics have questioned whether this phenomenon is simply a way for adaptive social Read more…
How she went from one of the most hated celebrities to one of the most loved within just a few years Taylor Swift’s rapid rise to stardom started at just the young age of 14, Read more…
Dyslexia, a learning disability, or a learning style? 1896 was the year the first case of dyslexia was discovered, thanks to a general practitioner called Pringle Morgan. The word dyslexia comes from the Latin word Read more…
It’s not a lie that many university students often seek a well-deserved break from their academic pursuits and are often presented with the challenge of not knowing where to go. From quaint cobblestone streets to Read more…
Ten years after the release of the original Hunger Games film, Lionsgate is set to release the Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (TBOSAS). It is a prequel to The Hunger Games, centring on the life Read more…
Rosemary oil is believed to have properties that stimulate hair growth and even prevent hair loss. Hair can be problematic for everyone. Whether the issue is balding, thinning or growing at a snail’s pace, this Read more…
Aoife Clarke recently took up her role as the new IRFU Director of Communications. In this interview she speaks about her career with Lidl Ireland and what she wants to achieve. Aoife and I sat Read more…
I still remember my first interview that I ever conducted. It was back in the depths of Ireland’s second lockdown during Autumn 2020. I interviewed Alicia O’Sullivan, the then-Education Officer of the Irish Second Level Read more…
Second-year Journalism students Amy McLoughlin and Hannah Giron Daygo have been announced as the new Editor-in-Chief and Deputy Editor of The College View. The pair will take up their new positions in the coming days, Read more…
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