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…
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…
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…
This year’s DCU Cabaret was the perfect culmination of dance, music and theatre. Lit upwith candles surrounding the front stage, and in aid of St Francis Hospice, it was a night ofjazzy atmosphere. Our first 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…
Wolverhampton Wanderers fullback Matt Doherty has been recalled to the Ireland Squad ahead of the final round of UEFA Nations League fixtures. This follows from injuries sustained by captain Seamus Coleman, Shane Duffy, and Adam Read more…
Tolka Park will be welcoming Champions League football for the first time since 2005 as Shelbourn wins the League of Ireland title following a late victory in Derry. Shelbourne fans had to wait 18 years Read more…
An Andrew Quinn opener followed by a Douglas James-Taylor penalty was enough to bring the FAI Cup back to the Windmill road for the first time in 19 years as Derry City succumbed to yet Read more…
We have all heard the saying: ‘A cat always lands on its feet’, but is this true? And why? Well, with this I solve the questions physicians of all decades could not, why do cats Read more…
Enoch Burke has been imprisoned again by the High Court after not following court order. The secondary school teacher has previously been imprisoned twice after refusing to follow a legal order to stay away from Read more…
When we think of winter on campus, we think of cold mornings and a dwindling desire to be the next Cindy Crawford. Hoodies, fleeces and tracksuit bottoms are dug out by frostbitten fingers, remedied by Read more…
On September 24th, Dublin’s bookshop windows were awash in white and blueas the literary world once again went Sally Rooney mad. Rooney’s fourth novel,Intermezzo, had readers awaiting its release with anticipation. Intermezzo feels like a 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…
As a chill enters the air and the leaves turn all shades of brown, we begin to fill with excitement as one thought occupies our minds: Halloween! This holiday is linked with Autumn, and as Read more…
5:45p.m on October 12th, where else would you rather be than in Croke Park in North County Dublin watching history repeat itself 15 years on?
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With Halloween coming up, I thought it would be a good idea as a film connoisseur to give you a little idea of what to watch whilst panned out on the couch, gorging yourself on 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…
Starting college as a fresh 18-year-old, being thrown straight out of the most stressful exams of your adolescence life can be very daunting. Everyone tells you how life is flying by and that you’re “really grown up now”, (trust me this was my least favourite thing to hear). You get older, you make new friends and the people you grow up with aren’t the ones you see every day to talk about PE at lunch. Read more…
On Monday, the 15th of April 2024, DCU’s Media Production Society saw the election of a brand-new committee for the 2024/2025 academic year. After many speeches, questions, votes, and smiles, a new committee has finally Read more…
At the age of 37, Simon Harris is set to become our youngest ever Taoiseach after being appointed party leader of Fine Gael without opposition. The Wicklow native entered the world of politics at only Read more…
15:15 – The quota has officially been hit & a new student union will be elected at 4pm today. 16:06 – The announcement is running late but the steps are incredibly busy with supporters. Most Read more…
At 12pm on Wednesday the 20th of March DCU staff and students vacated classrooms in their droves in order to take part in the walkout in solidarity with the Palestinian people. The walk out, that Read more…
The second round of Student Union voting started with a bang, as the U building was flooded with colourful campaigning. Following last month’s failed bid to elect a new student government, past candidates have made Read more…
The Irish-Palestine Solidarity Campaign (IPSC), gathered in support of a Seanad motion to sanction Israel at Leinster House last night. The motion calls for real comprehensive sanctions against Apartheid Israel, the implementation of the Occupied Read more…