All of the latest on and off campus news.
Students across Britain and Northern Ireland are expected to find it easier to access the C.A.O system under new changes that will be implemented next year. Finnian Curran reports. Read more…
The USI want the Stop Out-of-Control drinking campaign demolished because of its links with Diageo. Katie O’Neill reports. Read more…
DCU students should expect to see a referendum to be held on campus regarding the SU’s stance on cannabis in the next academic year. Finnian Curran reports. Read more…
Breaking into the top 200 universities in the world was part of the Vision 2020, a strategic plan for the next 5 years released by the NUI Galway last week Read more…
Irish universities are performing well against their European counterparts in areas of research and education according to recently published global rankings. However, the EU-sponsored U-Multirank suggests Irish 3rd level institutions are falling behind the curve Read more…
The contract will be used to create a way of correcting visual errors in space telescopes in orbit Read more…
The decision was made by DkIT’s SU as a means to advocate a “Yes” vote in the upcoming Marriage Equality referendum Read more…
DCU Drama will showcase multi-award winning musical, Spring Awakening, this week in the Helix. Stephen Murphy has the story. Read more…
Almost 200 students and other creditors of the college had their claims to recover €300,000 worth of fees disallowed by the court Read more…
This training is in preparation for the Marriage Equality referendum on May 22nd and explain statistics on opinion polls, give simple tips about canvassing and get people to give canvassing a trial run Read more…
Students’ Union Presidential candidate, Sean Cassidy speaks to Katie O’Neill Read more…
DCU fails to make top 50 of latest enviromentally friendly university rankings as UCC comes second. John Boland has more. Read more…
Hundreds of delegates from across the country attended the first beef orientated food hackathon at DCU. Finnian Curran reports. Read more…
Cork IT and Tralee IT have said that the proposed merger of the two colleges will not be funded through cuts in services.
Students in Trinity College Dublin have said that they are in favour of the SU favouring welfare and college campaigns over political and social movements. Stephen Downey reports. Read more…
DCU hosted the very first all-female event aimed at encouraging more women to learn how to code. Finnian Curran has more. Read more…
DIT held their second annual film festival in Dublin last week. Paula Clarke has more. Read more…
Lectures and staff at WIT have voted in favour of industrial action over the proposed merger with IT Carlow. Jason O’Dwyer reports. Read more…
President of WIT, Ruaidhrí Neavyn, is to leave his post at the Waterford college. Rebecca Strong reports. Read more…
UCD could lose out on millions of euro worth of funding as the UCD school of business is to rethink the annual dividends which is awarded to the college. John Barry reports. Read more…
DCU’s only student newspaper is hiring for the 2015/16 editorial team. Read more…
CEO of the DCU Educational Trust, Steve Aiken, speaks to The College View about the trust’s ambitions for the year. Read more…
DCU was not included in the Times Higher Education’s ranking of the top 100 universities worldwide. Read more…
The second data breach at the University of Limerick this year saw the bank details and PPS numbers of over 360 students leaked. Read more…
DCU will host the second SSDP national conference this April. Read more…