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Student Life
Sweet Charity
Catherine Devine looks at what DCU societies have done for charity this year. Read more…
Features
Student Life
Fresher of the Year
Eoin Lúc O’ Ceallaigh talks to The College View about his achievements as a First Year student. Read more…
News Features
Mass Media’s Migration
Kevin Kelly discusses how websites such as Netflix and Youtube have revolutionised programming and the impact of this on our TV screens. Read more…
Student Life
What a year it has been
A recap of the Highs and Lows of DCU this year. Read more…
Student Life
Life lessons on a cubicle wall
Jade O’Leary takes a closer look at the philosophical graffiti in DCU’s bathrooms. Read more…
Features
The seven people who do assignments
Regardless of your hatred for assignments, the time to do them will always come. How do YOU deal with them? Read more…
News Features
RIP celebrity
The death of Peaches Geldof was the most covered news story last week. The College View looks at why it received so much airtime. Read more…
Student Life
A quality education: the third-level funding crisis
The College View looks at the impact funding cuts are having on universities and whether there is any solution to the crisis of third-level funding. Read more…
Randoms
FYI: WhatsApp
A look into popular messaging service WhatsApp. Read more…
Randoms
Students: life in a technological age
In a world where a plane mysteriously vanished, is technology all it’s cracked up to be? Read more…
Student Life
Sober as a…student?
What to do when another night out on the beer seems too much? Sober Soc is here to help, a society based around alcohol-free events. Read more…
Student Life
No summer job? No problem – how to spend your holidays
Here’s The College View’s fool-proof guide of how to spend those long summer days if you haven’t managed to snag one of those pesky jobs. Read more…
News Features
Dealing with diabetes
How does being diabetic change a person’s life? The College View looks at the life-changing affect the condition can have. Read more…
Randoms
Virtual love is now a reality: the rise of Tinder
Why go on excruciating dates when your phone can handle love for you? A look at the Tinder matchmaking app. Read more…
News Features
Smoke and mirrors: the backlash against E-ciagarettes
A look at the rise of e-ciagarettes ten years on from the introduction of the smoking ban. Read more…
Randoms
Keyboard warriors: The best Irish blogs
A look at five of the best offerings Ireland has for the blogging world. Read more…
Randoms
In too deep: The dark side of the web
A look at the ways hackers evade all laws and get their hands on information we thought was hidden. Read more…
Features
The six reasons why students vote
Some students go to hustings during the election period, but smart students make decisions based on free sweets. Read more…
Features
No make up selfie trend raises over €440k
By Aisling Kett Donations to the Irish Cancer Society have more than doubled to over €440,000 in the last 24 hours as a result of The No Make Up Selfie for Cancer Awareness campaign. Irish Read more…
Features
The St Patrick’s Day Parade from the Inside Out
Mater Dei Student Anna Culleton talked to The College View about how it feels to be part of the parade which is the centre of the St Patrick’s day Festival each year. The Wexford native Read more…
Features
What you REALLY do during Reading Week
By Janine Kavanagh Reading week. The bi-annual reprieve from lectures, assignments and the stress of college has arrived. For those of us in faculties that support it anyway. A whole week when we should be Read more…
Features
Seven extremely valid reasons to go to NuBar
By Jade O’Leary 1. To celebrate/drown your sorrows after receiving exam results What better way to celebrate the fact that you’re officially a genius (you got over 50% in two whole modules after all) than Read more…
Laughing Through Life
BREAKING: It’s raining in Ireland
The Daily Mail recently published a story about TOWIE star Lauren Goodger avoiding a puddle. The College View lists other examples of bizarre and mundane journalism. Read more…
News Features
Are we forcing women into politics?
This year’s local elections will be the last without an imposed female gender quota. The College View examines the affect this policy could have and whether it really is fair. Read more…
Student Life
Time to accept working for free, even after college?
Suzanne Cooper weighs up the value of unpaid internships and if they’re a necessary evil to get your foot in the door. Read more…