Opinion
Tattoos & Piercings: A Style Statement or Obstacle to Employment?
Rebecca Keane argues that tattoos and piercings should never be used as an excuse to dismiss employees from the workplace. Read more…
The College View
DCU News
DCU finally make the cut for Times rankings
DCU has ranked within the top 500 best universities in the world in the new Times Higher Education (THE) world university rankings published recently. Read more…
Flux
Hardly working? How Hard Working Class Heroes is letting artists down
Deputy editor Stephen Keegan investigates the recent controversy surrounding the Hard Working Class Heroes festival. Read more…
Features
The Value of Volunteering
When starting something new and unfamiliar like university, it is important to feel like you belong. There are many different ways of achieving this, through clubs and societies, being on the class representative council, or volunteering. Read more…
Articles
Injection or infection?
Is it better to get a flu vaccine or brave the cold? Read more…
Features
There’s no easy way to say this
Stood by a pedestrian crossing, waiting for the lights to change, John realised death was about three feet in front of him. The lights changed. So did his outlook. Read more…
GAA
Freshers hurlers prove too strong for Maynooth
Gary Tynan stole the show as DCU freshers dominated NUI Maynooth in their opening match in the 2015/16 Freshers A Hurling league last Thursday night, October 8th at St. Clare’s. The wing-forward scored 1-3 from Read more…
Football
Conroy Report tells us nothing we don’t already know
On Wednesday, September 30th, the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) released the SSE Airtricity League Consultation Process 2015, or the Conroy Report, as it has been dubbed in media circles. The 75-page report, produced by Read more…
Student Life
Getting home safely; there’s an app for that
The newest way to keep your friend in the know as you walk home is in the form of an App. The app known as companion is taking the world by storm since its release just a few weeks ago. Read more…
Articles
Street Fashion with Style Soc
Style Soc hunt down DCU’s most stylish students. Read more…
Articles
Comhnascadh nó Colscarradh?
Le Áine Marie Monk Nuair a bheidh an t-alt seo léite ag cuid mhór den ollscoil, béidh Ollscoil Chathair Bhaile Átha Cliath, Coláiste Phádraig agus Institúid Oideachais Mater Dei mar clann nua go hoifigiúil. Read more…
Flux
The Reality of Your TV
Conor Jack Martin looks at the continued fixing of reality shows, and asks whether its the cause of their decline. Read more…
Articles
A home from home
Tips on settling into college life. Read more…
Boxing
DCU’s Céire Smith Sets Sights On Rio 2016
DCU’s Céire Smith speaks to The College View about her road to Rio 2016 Read more…
University News
Students faced with long commutes
No accommodation leading to long commutes Read more…
National News
University of Limerick in pay-off scandal
Two employees claim they were offered nearly€60,000 to resign from their jobs at the University of Limerick after they raised concerns about inappropriate money spending and financial mismanagement. Read more…
Articles
Coffee and tea festival 2015
The lowdown on the coffee and tea festival which took place in the RDS this month. Read more…
Opinion
Is Reverse Voting the Answer to Electing a More Satisfactory Government?
Ryan McBride discusses whether or not reverse voting would be a suitable alternative to our current voting system. Read more…
Lifestyle
Welcome to Dublin: things to do in the capital
Some cheap and cheerful things for students to do while living in Dublin. Read more…
Travel
My dream job in the USA
Aoife McCormack shares her experiences on a J1 to California. Read more…
Through My Eyes
Living with Cerebral Palsy
Having had Cerebral Palsy (CP) from birth, I aim to give an honest account of the effect it can have on your life and how it may affect you on a daily basis. Read more…
Articles
Don’t reduce the value of culture for the sake of a fashion statement
Following the ban of Native American headdresses at many music festivals this summer, Lisa O’Donnell looks into the debate on cultural appropriation. Read more…
National News
USI pre-budget doc demands cut reversal
Katie O’Neill analyses the USI pre-budget submission and speaks to USI President Kevin Donoghue about the student interest in the upcoming budget. Read more…
Food
Student meal of the week: bolognese pepper pots
A simple and delicious bolognese recipe that is perfect for students. Read more…
DCU News
€3.3 million for DCU cancer research
Over €3.3 million in funding has been granted to researchers at Dublin City University for the development of a treatment programme for pancreatic cancer. Read more…